Author: Jess Barnes
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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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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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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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Pluto TV vs The Roku Channel: Two Great Free Streaming Services Compared
Are you looking for more content without paying more each month? Luckily, there are plenty of free streaming services offering sports, news, movies, and more. In this post, we’re looking at two of them: Pluto TV and The Roku Channel. Pluto TV With a grid guide to easily browse live TV channels, Pluto TV has…
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Watch In Market NFL Games For Free on The Yahoo Sports App
Yahoo is the home of NFL games for mobile users. Throughout this season, football fans nationwide, regardless of mobile network, can watch games through the Yahoo Sports app and stream in-market and national games all season long through Super Bowl LIV. To watch, download the Yahoo Sports app available on iOS and Google Play and activate location services. Here…
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NBC Peacock May Make Their Ad-Supported Version Free for Everyone
NBCUniversal is reportedly considering making the ad-supported version of their upcoming streaming service Peacock free for all viewers according to a report from CNBC. This would make Peacock the first free streaming service from a major network. Previous to this announcement, we heard that service would only be free for cable subscribers. The new plan…
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PlayStation Vue Will Soon Stop Accepting New Subscribers
Now that Sony has announced that PlayStation Vue will be shutting down at the beginning of the year, the company is warning that they’ll stop accepting new subscribers to the service soon. So if you have been thinking about giving PlayStation Vue a try to see what it was all about before it goes away…
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The Apple TV 4K is Just $90 While Supplies Last
UPDATE: This product is now sold out. Right now, AT&T is selling the Apple TV 4K 32GB for just $90, while supplies last. Plus you get a free year of Apple TV+. With the Apple TV 4K you can watch movies and shows in 4K HDR. With Siri built in, you can control it all…
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Apple TV+ is Now Live on Apple TV, Apple Devices, Roku, Fire TV, and Samsung Smart TVs
Today, Apple launched Apple TV+, their new streaming service with original content. Apple TV+ is launching with a lineup of original series, including the four that have been most widely publicized: The Morning Show starring Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Steve Carell; Dickinson which is a new take on the rebellious life of Emily Dickinson;…
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Charter is Bringing AMC SVOD Services to Spectrum Customers to Help Fight Cord Cutting
AMC is bringing their suite of streaming video on demand services to Charter, the network and cable provider announced in a statement today. This deal includes Acorn TV, Shudder, Sundance Now, and UMC, following an already formed agreement between AMC and Charter to carry linear networks AMC, BBC America, BBC World News, IFC, Sundance TV,…