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YouTube TV is Offering a 2-Week Free Trial as PlayStation Vue Announces Plans to Shutdown
With PlayStation Vue shutting down in early 2020 we are starting to see competitors moving in to attract their subscribers away. Today YouTube TV announced that they are now offering a 2-week free trial that seems to be targeting PlayStation Vue subscribers. So if you have been thinking of switching over to YouTube TV today…
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Comcast is Trying to Block Maine’s New A La Carte TV Law
Recently, Maine passed a law requiring that cable operators offer an à la carte TV option. The new law says that “a cable system operator shall offer subscribers the option of purchasing access to cable channels, or programs on cable channels, individually.” This would bring à la carte TV, which many have hoped for, to…
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Streaming is Becoming More Popular but Advertisers Are Struggling, According to a New Report
Conviva will soon be releasing its quarterly State of Streaming report, showing a rise in video streaming and insights about viewing habits. “Streaming is quickly becoming the new normal. As a result, we will continue to see new upstarts in the category accompanied by traditional media companies and big brand advertisers embracing the potential of…
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Disney+ Originals Reviews: What to Watch When Disney+ Launches
Disney+ is launching in just a few short days, on November 12th. The content library will be filled with Disney movies, Star Wars films, content from the Marvel Universe and more. Disney+ will also have a lineup of original content. We had the opportunity to watch some of the original series Disney+ will be premiering…
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STIRR Adds 17 New Free Channels & Now Offers Over 70 Linear Channels
The free streaming service STIRR has added 17 new channels to its lineup, bringing the count up to over 70 live channels in addition to offering 3,300 hours of on-demand video content. This summer, STIRR announced that it had reached the milestone of one million downloads. Now, the number has risen to over 1.3 million…
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Here’s All of the Content HBO Max Has Announced So Far
After AT&T’s WarnerMedia Day event, we have more information about the upcoming streaming service HBO Max, including a launch date of May 2020 and a subscription cost of $14.99/month. We’ve also learned more about the content we’ll see on the platform. Here’s everything HBO Max has announced so far. 15 Minutes of Shame Monica Lewinsky…
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MGM Is Shutting Down Stargate Command & Making It Free on YouTube
Good news and bad news for Stargate fans. Last week MGM announced that they will be shutting down Stargate Command. They plan to move this content to YouTube and will make it free for all Stargate fans starting in 2020. “We’re excited to announce that we’ll be transitioning much of our Stargate Command content to…
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Why Doesn’t fuboTV Have ESPN? fuboTV Explains…
Ever since fuboTV launched, the main question about the service has been why doesn’t fuboTV have ESPN. Over the years, fuboTV has stated that they would like to add ESPN but the cost and requirements to include all Disney channels is one of the primary issues. Now fuboTV has once again officially commented on why…
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10 Free Hidden Gems in the Apple App Store for Cord Cutters
Previously, we’ve shared hidden gems in the Roku Channel Store and on Amazon Fire devices. Now, we’re back with 10 less well known apps for the Apple TV. Bon Appetit This free app is loaded with food content, available to watch while you’re in the kitchen or looking for inspiration. Look for videos from the…
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YouTube TV Has Delayed The Addition of PBS & PBS Kids For a “Few More Weeks”
Last week you may have seen our report that PBS would be added to YouTube TV starting on the 4th of November. Now according to several PBS Stations, YouTube TV and PBS have jointly decided to delay the rollout of YouTube TV for a few more weeks. According to a post on Twitter from the…
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Netflix is Launching Its First Scripted Podcast
Netflix will be launching their first podcast on November 7, the company announced today. The podcast will be called The Only Podcast Left will be set in the post-apocalyptic world of the show Daybreak. The fictional storyline will follow teens in the Daybreak universe who start a podcast. “We love how podcasts give creators more…
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Cord Cutting This Week #184 – PlayStation Vue Shutting Down, Pluto TV, NBC’s New Streaming Service, & More
Today in Cord Cutting This Week #184 we talk about: Comcast Dropping More Channels, AT&T V NOW/HBO MAX Merger, PlayStation Vue, & more. Story#1The 2019 Roku Ultra & Roku Express Are on Sale For The Lowest Price Ever (Ends Soon) https://cordcuttersnews.com/the-2019-roku-ultra-roku-express-are-on-sale-for-the-lowest-price-ever-ends-soon/ Story #2 NBC Peacock May Make Their Ad-Supported Version Free for Everyone https://cordcuttersnews.com/nbc-peacock-may-make-their-ad-supported-version-free-for-everyone/ Story…
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Here Are the Top 10 FREE Roku Channels as of November 2019
Roku has long been the leader in free video channels; however, with so many channels to choose from, finding the best can be difficult. Here are the top 10 free Roku video channels as of November 3rd, 2019, according to the Roku Channel Store. Hopefully, you can find something new that you have not tried before. Top 10…
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AT&T Watch TV Will Reportedly Shut Down as AT&T Focuses on HBO MAX
Cord Cutters News has learned that AT&T will reportedly close its AT&T Watch TV service soon. Last week, AT&T announced that they would no longer be including the $15 a month TV service with their AT&T Unlimited Wireless plans starting today. According to our sources, this is the first step in shutting down the $15…
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Here is Everything Coming to Netflix in November 2019
November 1st American Son (Netflix Television Event) Atypical: Season 3 (Netflix Original) Drive (Netflix Film) Fire in Paradise (Netflix Documentary) Haache (Netflix Original) Hello Ninja (Netflix Family) Holiday in the Wild (Netflix Film) The King (Netflix Film) The Man Without Gravity (Netflix Film) Queer Eye: We’re In Japan (Netflix Original) True: Grabbleapple Harvest (Netflix Family)…
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