Amazon and IMDb have launched free TV and movie streaming service, IMDb Freedive. The platform is moving away from the traditional subscription model and relies on users watching short ad breaks, but like VoD offers them a much wider variety of content than regular television.

With just half an hour of mobile video eating up 5.25GB, the data demands of streaming music, movies and TV shows on-the-go can quickly add up. Three’s Go Binge plan gives customers unlimited streaming of content on Netflix and Deezer, without the worry of extra charges.

When buying a TV subcription, many Britons have faced the dilemma of paying for a hefty package or going without their favourite channels. But Amazon Video is now allowing Prime members to buy the individual live channels they want – no package required.

Streaming services have been credited for reducing internet piracy over the past decade, but a report has found that the pirating of film and TV is on the rise again. With the sheer amount of choice, people can only afford so many subscriptions, making them more likely to turn to piracy.