Author: Jess Barnes
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YouTube TV is Testing a New Guide as it Gears Up for More Interface Improvements
Some YouTube TV users are noticing an update in the design of their grid guide on the live TV streaming service. A subscriber posted a photo of their screen, shown below, in a Facebook group for YouTube TV users, showing a checkmark on the titles in their library, a description of the selected show with…
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Netflix is Bringing More Dr. Seuss Stories to Streaming
Netflix has announced that it has expanded its partnership with Dr. Suess Enterprises to bring some of the most iconic Dr. Seuss stories to life with five new animated series and specials. The new content will be based on titles like Horton Hears a Who!; The Sneetches; One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish; and Wacky Wednesday, and…
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Marquee TV Arts On Demand Channel Launches on Prime Video Channels
Marquee TV, the streaming service for arts and culture, is now available on Amazon Prime Video Channels. Marquee TV is the now the first and only Prime Video Channel dedicated to the performing arts. “By joining Prime Video Channels, Marquee TV is making it easier and more affordable than ever to experience the best in…
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ATSC 3.0 Launches in Flint, Michigan
NextGen TV has launched in Flight, MI, with five stations now broadcasting with the NextGen TV transmissions standard. The stations include: WJRT (ABC), WNEM (CBS), WSMH (Fox), WEYI (NBC), and WBSF (CW). The participating station has cooperated to ensure that current programming remains available to all viewers, regardless of whether their television service is provided over-the…
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Movies Anywhere Has an Exclusive Offer When You Buy Spider-Man No Way Home
Today marks the digital release of Spider-Man: No Way Home and Movies Anywhere is giving fans an exclusive offer when they watch one of the biggest movies of the year. In Spider-Man: No Way Home, our friendly neighborhood hero is unmasked. With his identity revealed, Spider-Man can no longer separate his life as Peter Parker…
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What’s Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Prime Video the Week of March 14, 2022
Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video aren’t slowing down in the second half of the month. This week, Netflix is releasing a slate of new titles including Bad Vegan, a story about New York City’s “Queen of Vegan Cuisine” who became a fugitive and fell for a conman who promised to make her dog immortal.…
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HBO Max and Discovery+ Will Be Combined With WarnerMedia Discovery Merger
With the WarnerMedia Discovery merger set to close soon, Discovery has confirmed that HBO Max and Discovery+ will be combined onto one platform. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels shared the news during the Deutsche Bank 30th Annual Media, Internet & Telecom Conference on Monday, finally giving streamers an update on the post-merger plans for the two…
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Sling TV is the Most Affordable Option for Streaming March Madness
Note: This post is in partnership with Sling. March Madness starts this weekend and, luckily for cord cutters, there are a few live TV streaming services that will let you watch the tournament from start to finish. If you’re looking for the best bang for your buck, Sling is the best value to catch the…
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CuriosityStream is Celebrating Its 7th Anniversary with 25% Off
To celebrate its 7th anniversary, CuriosityStream is giving new subscribers a deal for 25% off. Now through March 20, you can sign up for just $14.99 per year. Here’s how to get the deal: Click here to go to CuriosityStream Click Sign Up Now Use the code CS7 at checkout CuriosityStream is the streaming home of science,…
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Hulu + Live is Adding Unlimited DVR for All Subscribers on April 13
Hulu is about to upgrade its live TV streaming service by giving all subscribers Unlimited DVR. Beginning April 13, Hulu + Live TV subscribers will get Unlimted DVR for limitless storage to record their favorite programming from across the entire 80+ channel lineup. Sign up for Hulu + Live TV to get Unlimited DVR starting…