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Trail Blazers Launch Rip City Television Network, Expanding Game Access Across Pacific Northwest
The Portland Trail Blazers have finalized their over-the-air (OTA) broadcast model for the 2024-25 season, launching the “Rip City Television Network.” As reported by the Sports Business Journal, this new model will be distributed across much of the Pacific Northwest through Sinclair channels and affiliates, significantly expanding the team’s broadcast reach. Previously, the Trail Blazers…
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FuboTV Launches Multiview Feature on Select Roku Devices
Fubo a live TV streaming platform, today announced the introduction of its popular Multiview feature in beta on select Roku devices. The beta feature is set to expand to more Roku devices in the coming weeks. This move establishes Fubo as the first live TV streaming service to offer user-configurable multi viewing on Roku, the…
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How to Watch Hurricane Helene Coverage on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More
As Hurricane Helene intensifies, staying safe and being informed on the latest news, whether at home or on the go, is convenient thanks to streaming. With the storm looking to make landfall in Florida on Thursday, and head up throughout the southeast, streaming the latest Hurricane Helene coverage on networks like The Weather Channel and…
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Amazon’s Fire TV Channels App Adds Free ESPN Content
Amazon continues to enhance its free ad-supported streaming service, Fire TV Channels, with the addition of content from ESPN. The app, pre-installed on Fire TV and Echo Show devices, now features ESPN clips, highlights, press conferences, and interviews across a broad range of sports, including football, baseball, basketball, soccer, and tennis. According to a report…
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Denver Sports Fans Celebrate: Nuggets and Avalanche Games Return to Free OTA TV
In a major victory for Denver sports enthusiasts, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment (KSE) today announced a groundbreaking deal that will bring Denver Nuggets and Colorado Avalanche games back to free, over-the-air television. The agreement with TEGNA will see 20 games from each team broadcast on Denver’s 9NEWS (KUSA-TV) and My20 (KTVD-TV), providing a free viewing…
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YouTube Unveils Major Smart TV App Revamp, Aiming to Solidify Streaming Dominance
YouTube is gearing up for a major transformation of its connected TV app, introducing new features and a fresh look to maintain its leading position in the streaming landscape. This announcement was made at the Made on YouTube event in New York on Wednesday, according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter. The revamped TV…
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Upgrade Your Fire TV to Be Even More Powerful With The Fire TV Pro Remote At An All Time Low Price
Do you own a Fire TV? Would you like to upgrade it? Amazon’s Pro Remote is a better remote with a remote finder, TV controls, Bluetooth headphone support, and backlit buttons. The best part is that Amazon’s Alexa Voice Remote Pro is on sale right now for a limited time for just $24.99. Maybe the…
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More Free Streaming Services Shutdown, Roku OS 14, & More – Cord Cutting Today
Today in Cord Cutting Today for September 26, 2024 we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: 2 More Free Steaming Services Shutdown. You can find links to each story we talk about below this video: Crackle & Popcornflix Have Stopped Working As Their Parent Company…
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Disney Starts Password-Sharing Crackdown with New Paid Sharing Program
Disney has taken a significant step towards curbing password and account sharing by officially launching its “paid sharing program” in the U.S. and other regions this week. This move comes after the company hinted at such changes in earlier earnings calls. The paid sharing program offers users two primary options: Disney+ will employ various methods…
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T-Mobile Sets Ambitious Fiber Home Internet Expansion Goals By 2030
T-Mobile is aiming to significantly expand its fiber footprint, targeting an additional 12 million to 15 million households by 2030. This ambitious goal was announced by company executives at a recent investor event according to a report from Telecompetitor. The expansion will be fueled by T-Mobile’s fiber partnerships, notably the joint ventures with EQT to…
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Paramount+, CBS Staff & More Affected By Mass Layoffs Ahead of Skydance Merger
Earlier this year, it was reported that Paramount Global planned to reduce its workforce by 15% with approximately 2,000 employees being laid off. The plan is for the company to save $500 million annually, and with Skydance Media purchasing a majority control in Paramount Global, the second phase of layoffs began on Tuesday. The Paramount+…
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National Comic Day 2024: Binge the ‘Hellboy’ Franchise & 4 Other Must Watch Adaptations to Celebrate
National Comic Book Day is here and comic book-loving cord cutters can find plenty of adaptations across various streaming platforms. The celebration doesn’t have to end today, as later this week, Hellboy: The Crooked Man arrives in theaters nationwide on Friday, September 26. Celebrate National Comic Day and the newest entry into the Hellboy franchise…
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What’s New This Week on MAX For The Week of September 23, 2024
Ready to leave September? MAX has one last shipment of content ready to roll out as we bid farewell to the month. Here is all the content dropping on MAX for the week of September 23. September 23 September 24 September 25 September 28 September 29 September 30
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WSAW Expands Free Over-the-Air Coverage with New Transmitter in Central Wisconsin
WSAW, a Gray Television-owned station, has launched a new transmitter in Vesper, Wisconsin, significantly expanding its free, over-the-air coverage in the region. The W31EV-D transmitter, acting as a translator for WZAW-LD, now delivers a variety of popular channels to viewers in Stevens Point, Plover, Wisconsin Rapids, Marshfield, and surrounding areas. The new lineup includes: The…
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Lawsuit Accuses DAZN Of Illegal Automatic Subscription Renwals
DAZN could face a class action lawsuit after the sports-streaming service was accused of violating California law. ClassAction.org has reported that a complaint has been filed alleging that the over-the-top sports streaming service did not provide the required disclosure before renewing certain subscriptions. Kyle McNair-Robinson of Riverside, California is the Plaintiff in the 32-page lawsuit…
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