by Charlotte Henry (Author)
FINALIST: 2025 Foreword Indies Book of the Year - Science and Technology
Streaming didn't just change what we watch. It changed who holds the power in entertainment.
Streaming Wars reveals how platforms like Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Spotify and Amazon Prime have transformed more than just entertainment. They've rewritten the rules of streaming services, media economics, power and visibility. Journalist
Charlotte Henry explores what's really going on behind your screen, from Hollywood's 2023 strikes to the rise of ad-supported tiers, the global race for live sports and the slow fade of traditional TV.
With a sharp, accessible lens, Henry breaks down how AI, rebundling and fierce platform competition are driving a new era of streaming and why this shift matters now. Perfect for anyone who wants to understand how streaming is reshaping culture, business and what we watch.
Themes include: streaming disruption, media economics, cultural visibility, platform competition, Hollywood strikes, the future of entertainmentAuthor Biography
Charlotte Henry is a journalist covering tech, media and politics. Her byline has appeared in publications including City AM, the Independent on Sunday, The Times Red Box, the Telegraph and the TLS. She runs her own media outlet, The Addition, which gives insight into the crossover of media, technology and culture. Charlotte Henry is based in London, UK
Number of Pages: 264
Dimensions: 0.55 x 7.81 x 5.06 IN
Publication Date: October 28, 2025
