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Plex Adds 11 New Free Live Channels Including Channels From Amazon’s MGM and More
Plex, the popular free ad-supported streaming service, has announced a significant expansion of its channel offerings, bringing a diverse array of new content to its global audience. The platform, known for its vast library of over 50,000 on-demand titles and 600+ live TV channels, is adding a slate of new channels, including several from Amazon’s…
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VIZIO Will Exclusively Stream the Women’s Cup 2025 for Free
VIZIO is announcing today that its free streaming service, WatchFree+, will be the exclusive home in the U.S. for The Women’s Cup 2025 for the second year. VIZIO TV owners and anyone with the VIZIO mobile app will be able to stream the tournament live. The event includes two tournaments. The first will take place…
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Senate Approves $9 Billion Spending Cuts, Targeting NPR, PBS, and Foreign Aid
In a late-night vote ending at 2 a.m. Thursday, July 17, 2025, the U.S. Senate passed a $9 billion federal spending cut bill, advancing President Donald Trump’s fiscal agenda. The legislation, approved 51-48, slashes funding for public broadcasting and foreign aid, sparking fierce debate over its implications for rural communities and America’s global influence. The…
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Hulu Glitch Blocks Customers From Canceling or Making Changes to Their Accounts
Hulu, one of the leading streaming platforms in the United States, is grappling with a technical glitch that has left a portion of its user base unable to modify their subscription plans or cancel their accounts. The issue, which began surfacing earlier this week, prevents affected customers from making changes such as upgrading to live…
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24 Years Ago Today Jurassic Park III Roars into Theaters: A Look Back
Today marks the 24th anniversary of the U.S. premiere of Jurassic Park III on July 18, 2001, a film that brought dinosaurs back to the big screen with a roar, captivating audiences with its blend of adventure, suspense, and cutting-edge visual effects. Directed by Joe Johnston and starring Sam Neill, William H. Macy, and Téa…
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ZapperBox Unveils Quad Tuner ATSC 3.0 Box with Advanced Features, Pre-Orders Set for August
ZapperBox, a leading innovator in over-the-air (OTA) television solutions, has announced its highly anticipated Quad Tuner ATSC 3.0 box, a groundbreaking addition to its lineup of NextGen TV tuners. Priced at $349, the new device promises to elevate the cord-cutting experience with enhanced capabilities, though it comes with a notable limitation that the company is…
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Roku Maintains Streaming Dominance in 2025, but Competitors Show Strong Growth
Roku continues to reign supreme in the streaming device market, as the go-to platform for cord-cutters, according to a recent survey of over 1,400 cord-cutters conducted by Cord Cutters News. The survey reveals that Roku commands an impressive 66.5% market share among cord-cutters, maintaining its lead as the preferred streaming device in North America. However,…
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Newsmax Inc. and Fubo Announce Multi-Year Partnership
Newsmax Inc., a leading conservative media company, announced today a multi-year partnership agreement with Fubo, a prominent sports-first live TV streaming platform. The deal ensures the continued distribution of Newsmax on Fubo’s platform and introduces the groundbreaking Newsmax en Español, a Spanish-language news channel leveraging advanced AI technology. This partnership reinforces Newsmax’s position as a…
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Comcast’s NBCUniversal to Pay $3.6 Million to Settle Peacock Subscription Cancellation Lawsuit
NBCUniversal has agreed to pay $3.6 million to settle a lawsuit filed by Los Angeles County, which accused the media giant of failing to provide users with an easy mechanism to cancel automatically renewing subscriptions for its streaming service, Peacock. The settlement according to a report from The Hollywood Reporter, addresses allegations that NBCUniversal violated…
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Save 70% on the Lenovo V15 Laptop With This Hot Summer Deal
If you’re hunting for a capable, budget‑friendly laptop that’s ready for both summer adventures and the back‑to‑school grind, this deal on the Lenovo V15 G2 (15.6″, Intel Celeron N4500, 32GB DDR4 RAM + 1 TB SSD) deserves a hard look. Right now on Amazon, it’s available for $449, with a limited-time discount of 70% off, so…
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Amazon Delays the Launch of Alexa Website Until After July 31
In February, Amazon announced a new version of it’s Alexa AI-powered assistant. Along with new features, Amazon shared that it would be launching a web-based version of the tool on Alexa.com. Now, the company is pushing back the launch of that website until after July 31, according to a report from The Washington Post. Here’s…
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Netflix vs. Prime Video vs. The Disney Bundle: Which Streaming Giant Wins July 2025?
With summer streaming season in full swing, cordcutters have a trio of top-tier options to consider: Netflix, Prime Video, and The Disney Bundle (Hulu & Disney+). Each offers fresh content, new app features, and price points that vary more than ever. Here’s how the three platforms stack up in July 2025. Pricing Breakdown Netflix starts…
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Blumhouse Implements Layoffs Amid Restructuring Across Film, TV, and Casting
In a surprising move, Blumhouse, the renowned independent studio behind horror hits like Get Out and The Purge, has laid off six employees across its film, television, and casting divisions, Deadline has reported. The layoffs, confirmed by a Blumhouse spokesperson, are part of a broader restructuring effort at the studio, which employs approximately 100 people.…
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Deal Alert! Lock In 12 Months of Mint Mobile Unlimited at 50% Off During Biggest Savings of the Summer
Looking to slash your wireless bill without sacrificing service or speed? Mint Mobile just launched its best unlimited offer of 2025, and it’s too good to ignore. From now through September 18, new customers can lock in the 12‑Month Unlimited Plan for just $15 per month. That’s a full 50% off, or $180 in annual…
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Amazon’s New Home Internet Service Used SpaceX to Get Its Next Satellites Into Space Today
In a striking twist in the space race, Amazon is turning to Elon Musk’s SpaceX to launch its next batch of Project Kuiper satellites, intensifying its challenge to SpaceX’s Starlink in the burgeoning satellite internet market. This is part of Amazon’s plan to build a home internet service. The mission, dubbed KF-01 (Kuiper Falcon 1)…
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