Author: Jess Barnes
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AT&T Watch TV vs. Philo vs. Frndly vs. Spectrum – Battle of the Discount Cord Cutting Services
For those who want to cut the cord and keep costs low, there are many inexpensive streaming services offering quality content with low prices. Today, we’re comparing four of those options: AT&T Watch TV, Frndly TV, Philo, and Spectrum TV Essentials. (Read about Spectrum TV Essentials HERE.) Cost Comparison Here’s how much you’ll pay for…
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Hulu Announces Castle Rock Season 2 Release Date
Season 2 of Castle Rock is on the way to Hulu with the tagline “Misery Arrives October 23.” In Season 1 of the Stephen king series, which premiered on Hulu last summer, we found Bill Skarsgard’s character in a cage, abandoned in Shawshank Prison. Season 2 will take on a new story, focusing on another…
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Today Only: Get a $2 Credit When You Watch A Free Last Chance Movie on Vudu
For today only (August 29) you can get a $2 Vudu credit when you stream a movie from their Last Chance to Watch category. Update: The original post included the list of last chance movies from last month. The post is updated with the current list of last chance movies. These are the 118 titles currently…
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Netflix Will Release 10 Films in Theaters Before Streaming
Netflix will be releasing 10 films to theaters weeks before they make their debut on the streaming service. This announcement comes after months of negotiation, with several major theater chains demanding a 90 day period of exclusivity before movies leave theaters and hit streaming services. The decision may seem odd, but Netflix has a good…
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T-Mobile Now Lets you Try Its Network For 30 Days Before You Switch
If you’ve been looking at new options for a wireless phone plan, T-Mobile is making it easier to give their network a try. T-Mobile is amping up one of its Un-carrier moves, Test Drive, allowing customers to try out T-Mobile’s expanded network FREE before switching from their current company. With Test Drive, carrier customers will…
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What is ESPN+? We Take a Look at ESPN’s Streaming Service
ESPN+ launched in April 2018 as a subscription service with additional sporting events on top of what you get with ESPN. In July, ESPN made a deal with the AAC to bring a majority of AAC basketball games and some football games to ESPN. With that deal, Some AAC games will still air on ESPN,…
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AT&T TV vs AT&T TV NOW: What’s the Difference?
AT&T has made a lot of big changes lately. With those changes, the company has renamed two of their TV services which has caused some confusion for viewers. Let’s look at the difference between these two separate TV services: AT&T TV and AT&T TV NOW. The simple explanation is that DIRECTV is now AT&T TV,…
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Roku is Growing Faster Than Netflix Did at the Same Point
Analysts from William Blair say that Roku is growing at a faster rate than Netflix did when the streaming service was at the same business stage, according to a report from CNBC. We recently reported on Roku’s 2nd quarter revenue. There, we talked about Roku’s earnings being up 59% from the previous year. At that…
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STIRR and LiveXLive Partner to Launch a New Channel & Stream 12 Upcoming Events
Live entertainment focused media company LiveXLive and free streaming service STIRR have teamed up to live stream 12 music events. Building on the success of the LiveXLive/STIRR livestream of EDC Las Vegas in May 2019, the events will live stream on a new STIRR Music pop-up channel, according to a press release from LiveXLive. The series…
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Netflix Has Created a Contract for Couples to Commit to Binge Watching Together
If you like staying in and binge watching your favorite show with a significant other, Netflix is here to help you lay down the terms and conditions of your watching habits with a Co-Watching Contract. The terms and conditions of the contract read: ‘I won’t fall asleep; I won’t get distracted by my phone causing…