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NBC is Tapping AI to Help Power a New Sports Streaming Service
NBC Sports Next’s SportsEngine and production company Pixellot are teaming up to stream amateur and youth sports with assistance from artificial intelligence. SportsEngine Play — SportsEngine’s new sports subscription service — will offer Pixellot’s AI-automated cameras to local sports venues. Streaming games via Pixellot’s cameras will cut costs and improve streaming quality, according to Sports…
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YouTube TV Confirms You Can Now Customize Your Multiview Experiences Picking The Games You Want
Earlier today, we reported that Google was testing letting customers pick what games would be in your multiview experience. Now Google has confirmed to Cord Cutters News that you can now customize what games you can watch in your Multiview window. One of YouTube TV’s best features is the ability to offer the option to…
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Cable TV Revenues Expected To Shrink $30 Billion by 2027 As Cord Cutting Grows
The future of cable looks increasingly grim. The cable TV revenues is expected to shrink to $30 billion by 2027, according to data from Pricewaterhousecoopers reported by ABC. The loss will include revenue from subscriptions and advertisements. The firm also forecasts that by 2027, just 49.9 million — 38% — U.S. homes will get TV…
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The New Fire TV Stick 4K is On Sale For Just $34.99 & You Get 6 Months of MGM+ Free
Are you looking for a new Fire TV? Right now, the Fire TV Stick 4K is on sale for just $34.99, down from the list price of $49.99. This powerful streaming player gives you access to most of the major streaming services, including Netflix, Prime Video, Max, Hulu, and more. You can find this deal…
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FUEL TV is Launching a Free Live TV & Paid Streaming Service With Redbox’s Parent Company
Today, Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment, the parent company of Redbox, announced a deal with FUEL TV to launch both a paid on-demand service and free ad-supported live channels on some free ad-supported services. With this deal FUEL TV will offer 600 hours of new programming every year, in addition to 250 hours of…
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Deal Alert! 145W 25,000mAh USB-C Power Bank is Just $90.99 For a Limited Time
Do you want a super powerful 145W 2,5000mAh power bank that can charge your laptop, phone, or Nintendo Switch? UGREEN has their new massive 25,000 USB-C portable charger on sale for just $90.99, down from the list price of $149.99. This is a great power bank to make sure you will have the power you…
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Netflix’s App Won’t Be on Apple’s ‘Subscale’ Vision Pro Headset For Now
When Apple’s Vision Pro headset hits shelves on Friday, customers won’t find the Netflix app among the wearable’s offerings, nor will they be able to run the iPad version of the app on the device. In an interview with Stratechery, Netflix’s Co-CEO Greg Peters didn’t pull any punches when asked about the streaming giant’s absence.…
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Most Cord Cutters Say They Would Never Go Back to Cable TV Even If It Was Cheaper
Recently several major streaming services have raised their prices or added ads like Amazon Prime Video did this week. So that raised the question, what would it take to make cord cutters go back to cable TV services? We asked our readers, and hundreds of them replied to our poll to say they would never…
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YouTube TV Tests Letting You Pick The Games You Want in Multiview
One of YouTube TV’s best features is the ability to offer the option to watch up to four sporting or news events at once on the same screen. The only downside has been the fact that customers have been unable to pick what games are in these windows. Instead, YouTube TV gives you a number…
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SiriusXM Snags Will Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes’ Podcast Company in Reported $100 Million Deal
Who says podcasts are dead? SiriusXM on Monday said it had signed a deal with the podcast company run by WIll Arnett, Jason Bateman, and Sean Hayes in a deal that Bloomberg reported was worth $100 million for three years. The agreement brings Arnett, Bateman, and Hayes’ company, SmartlLess Media, and its namesake flagship podcast,…
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Free Ad-Supported Streaming Captures Your Attention Better Than Traditional TV, Study Says
VIZIO and Adelaide, an attention-based media quality analyst group, released a report on Monday that shows free ad-supported streaming services outperformed linear TV and overall programming at connected TVs when it came to engagement. Adelaide‘s CTV attention metric is designed with opt-in eye-tracking data from TVision. The report found free ad-supported platforms exceeded connected TV…
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ASUS Has Its 14″ Chromebook On Sale For Just $199.99 With 14 Hours of Battery Life
Do you need a laptop with a crazy long battery life to start 2024? Maybe a laptop with WiFi 6 for fast internet and 14 hours of battery life? AUSU has its 14″ Chromebook on sale right now for just $179.99. You can find this offer on Amazon HERE. Here is how ASUS describes this…
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One State Wants To Ban Taxes on Streaming Services
Missouri’s House of Representatives wants to pass a bill to prevent local governments from taxing video streaming services. This comes as more cities are seeking to levy the same taxes and fees that are applied to cable providers. Proposals meant to help offset the financial losses of cable providers amid the rise of cord cutting…
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WWE Will Continue Streaming Live Events on Peacock Even With Netflix Deal
As the WWE heads to Netflix next year, many fans were left wondering if Peacock will continue to host content from the network. During an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show, WWE President Nick Khan said that Netflix will be the home for premium live events internationally while Peacock will remain WWE’s partner in the…
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Right Now TV Strikes New Sports Deal
Right Now TV announced a new partnership with the International Football Alliance, IFA, an American football minor league that operates in the U.S. and Mexico. The sports network said on Tuesday it would start broadcasting the IFA’s regular season, playoff, and championship games as well as coaching clinics and team tryouts in 2025. The games…
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