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Warner Bros. Discovery Plans to Stream Live NBA, MLB, & NHL Games On Max to Make Sports More Cord Cutting Friendly – Here is Everything We Know
Earlier this week CNBC reported that it has learned that Warner Bros. Discovery will launch a new sports tier on Max. This new tier will offer live simulcast games from cable TV on Max in time for the MLB playoffs. This would max watching live sports that air on Turner Networks a lot easier for…
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The Conners is Coming to Free Streaming Services Thanks to Lionsgate
The back episodes of hit ABC sitcom The Conners is coming to free streaming services. Lionsgate’s Worldwide Television Distribution Group and Debmar-Mercury struck a multi-year global licensing deal with Werner Entertainment, which produces the show, to bring the Emmy Award-winning comedy series to syndication and streaming platforms. Debmar-Mercury, a subsidiary of Lionsgate, will focus on…
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YouTube TV, Hulu, SlingTV and Fubo Don’t Need to Strike Deals With Local NBC, ABC, CBS Stations, Lawmakers Say
There’s an ongoing debate over whether live TV streaming providers like YouTube TV and SlingTV need to fall under the same legislation that forces cable and satellite TV providers to strike licensing deals with local stations, and if the Federal Communications Commission needs to make these changes. Two House Republicans are sending a message to…
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HDHomeRun Adds Freecast to Its OTA ATSC 3.0 NextGen TV Box
Back in 2020, Silicondust released its first HDHomeRun NextGen TV FLEX 4K Tuner. Now these ATSC 3.0 NextGen Tuners will finally have support for the new OTA TV DRM. This means you will be able to watch all free OTA TV even if it is encrypted with DRM on the new ATSC 3.0 NextGen TV…
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NFL+ Adds Live NFL Network and NFL RedZone, But Raises the Price
The NFL is now offering its NFL Network and NFL RedZone features directly to fans through its dedicated streaming platform, NFL+, but also adding a price increase to both of its plans. The price of the basic NFL+ package rose by $2 to $6.99 a month. The premium package, which now includes NFL Network and…
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The Top 10 Best & Worst States For Internet Service
Delaware residents enjoy the best broadband in the nation, according to an annual study that looks at internet quality. Every year, BroadbandNow Research releases a detailed report ranking states by internet quality. The group analyzes speed tests, internet accessibility, and the number of internet providers available in each state. From the rise of cord cutting…
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The Facebook Settlement Deadline Is Nearing. Here’s How to File Your Claim
Time is running out to submit a claim and get your share of two Meta parent Facebook class-action settlements that could include a payout for you. The settlements stem class-actions suits filed against the company that challenged its ability to handle your personal data. The bigger $725 million settlement relates to privacy concerns over Facebook…
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Amazon Drops In-House Clothing Brands As it Doubles Down on Amazon Basics
Amazon is streamlining its in-house fashion business as it doubles down on its Amazon Basics line. The online retail giant will eliminate 27 of its 30 clothing brands, which range from Daily Ritual to Goodthreads. The three surviving brands are Amazon Essentials, Amazon Collection and Amazon Aware, The Wall Street Journal reported. Amazon confirmed the…
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Boost Mobile Launches Phone Protection Plan with AppleCare
DISH on Thursday unveiled a new smartphone protection program called Boost Protect. The plans starts at $2.75 a month, with a tier that comes with AppleCare that starts at $8. It’s available to Boost Mobile and Boost Infinite subscribers. With this deal, you will get the ability to repair your phone if damaged and a…
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Google Will Face $5 Billion Privacy Lawsuit in Court
On Monday, a judge denied Google’s request for a summary judgment in a $5 billion privacy lawsuit against the company. After reviewing the case, Judge Yvonne Gonzalez Rogers gave the prosecutors the green light to proceed to trial. The Order Denying Google’s Motion For Summary Judgement said plaintiffs are suing over Google’s “surreptitious interception and…
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How to Watch 2023 NFL Preseason Games Without Cable
Football is back and the 2023 NFL Preseason is the first time that fans can watch their favorite NFL team take the field. For most teams, the starters won’t see significant minutes on the field as the preseason is suited for players who are trying to make the roster or gain experience. If you cannot…
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Deal Alert! Anker’s Massive USB-C 26,800mAh 45W Portable Charger is $44 Off For a Limited Time
Do you need a powerful portable USB-C charger that can keep your phone or laptop going when you are not near power? Right now, Anker has their PowerCore+ 26,800mAh 45W USB-C power bank on sale for $79.99, down from the typical $129.99. This power bank offers 45W, out great for most phones and many laptops.…
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Vevo Is Bringing Back Classic MTV Style TV For Free on Samsung TV Plus
Today Vevo and Samsung announced a deal to launch Vevo Features for free on the Samsung TV Plus service. This channel will offer a 24/7 mix of music videos expertly curated by Vevo’s programming team. “Our programming team’s editorial prowess really kicks into high gear when events in pop culture stoke interest in certain music videos.…
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DISH Has a New Plan to Stop IPTV Piracy & Wins a U.S. Patent to Do Just That
Recently DISH Network has won a new patent for a way to make content on streaming and over traditional cable TV DVRs more secure. The hope is this system will make it harder for IPTV services to use DISH and other cable companies’ technology to illegally stream their content online. In short, DISH has built…
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YouTube Now Offers a Way to Stop Video Recommendations
Do you love YouTube but are frustrated with endless video suggestions? YouTube now allows you to watch videos without the accompanying recommendations. YouTube keeps users entertained by recommending relatable content to the videos they watch. Yesterday, YouTube introduced a setting to eliminate recommendations for users who want to opt out. Users with a limited prior…
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