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Warner Bros. Discovery Will Likely Separate Cable and Streaming in Company Split
Warner Bros. Discovery is likely planning to split the company between cable networks and streaming, and the move may come quickly, according to sources on CNBC. If the plan goes through, the linear cable networks would be split from the studio and Max, according to CNBC’s David Faber who spoke about the plan on “Squawk on…
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Walmart’s Onn 50” Class 4K UHD Roku TV is On Sale for Under $180 Right Now
Walmart’s Onn brand has a lineup of affordable products, including streaming devices, tablets, speakers, and more. Right now, the Onn 50″ Roku TV is even more affordable, with a deal that offers a savings of $151. That deal brings the price down from $329 to $178. Here’s what you’ll get:
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Frndly TV Adds a New Channel to Its Affordable Lineup
Frndly TV is adding to its channel lineup again, with users reporting that The Grio is now available on the affordable streaming service. The Grio is a television network bringing viewers award-winning television shows, movies, sports, news, documentaries, and specials focusing on the African American audience. On the channel, you’ll find shows like “America’s Court with…
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Samsung is Launching a New Free Channel & Adding More Free Content to Samsung TV Plus
At today’s IAB NewFronts 2025, Samsung is sharing plans for more free content on Samsung Smart TVs, including a new channel and partnerships with major names in entertainment. First up is a new free channel for Samsung users. STN, the Samsung Television Network, will be available on Samsung TV Plus on Samsung Smart TVs. The…
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Roku’s Newly Released Streaming Sticks Are Now Available to Buy
In April, Roku announced two new streaming devices – the Roku Streaming Stick and Roku Streaming Stick Plus. Both new devices have a compact design, allowing them to be out of sight at home, without any cords and cables cluttering your home entertainment setup. The compact size also makes it easy to take your Roku with you…
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Prime Video Announces NBA Coverage Team
Prime Video has announced the team that will lead NBA coverage for the streaming service’s inaugural season, beginning in October 2025. The newly announced members of the team include former NBA players Udonis Haslem, Steve Nash, and Dwyane Wade, and former WNBA player Candace Parker. They join the previously announced studio team of host Taylor Rooks, and…
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YouTube is Testing Two-Person Accounts to Make Premium More Affordable
YouTube is testing a new subscription tier that would allow two people to share a paid account, in an effort to convert free users to paid YouTube Premium accounts. Moneycontrol reports that the test is being done in India, France, Taiwan, and Hong Kong and allows users to share an account for Premium or Music…
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Save 50% on the NIMO Student Laptop, Now Just $300
Are you looking for an inexpensive laptop for work or school? Right now, you can get a 15.6″ laptop with everything you need for day-to-day use for just $300, a 50% savings from the regular price of $599.99. Sleek and lightweight, you can bring this laptop to work from anywhere. Here’s what you’ll get with…
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Pluto TV is Refreshing Its Anime Collection for Ani-May
Pluto TV is boosting its anime content lineup with what the free service is calling its “most extensive content refresh ever.” Ani-May will include new channels, fan-favorite series, and refreshed content for anime enthusiasts, all for free. The refresh will include the launch of five new anime channels – Anime x HIDIVE featuring top titles…
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Amazon Net Sales Increased 9% to $155.7 Billion at the Beginning of 2025
Amazon released its Q1 2025 earnings today, reporting a 9% increase in net sales to reach $155.7 billion, slightly higher than analyst estimates predicted. Net sales for Amazon subscription services also grew 9%, to $11.72 billion during the quarter. That includes Amazon Prime memberships, Prime Video, and other subscriptions, including audiobooks, music, e-books, and more…