Author: Luke Bouma
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Captain Planet is FREE to Stream This Weekend
In celebration of Earth Day, this weekend Boomerang is giving away free access to the first season of Captian Planet. This offer runs until the of Earth Day on April 22nd 2018 and you do not need a Boomerang account to watch the first season. Here is the email from Boomerang about the free Captain Planet offer: This…
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Hulu Adds Cheddar to Their Live TV Streaming Service & On-Demand Service
Today Hulu and Cheddar announced a deal to bring Cheddar to Hulu’s live TV streaming service. Hulu will also add custom daily news previews and recaps, and other content from Cheddar will be available on Hulu’s on-demand service in the coming weeks “Both Hulu and Cheddar are reinventing TV. We are thrilled to partner with Hulu…
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Amazon Prime Members Can Get 3 Months of Kindle Unlimited For Just $1.99
Love to read? Right now Amazon has a great dal for you! You can get three months of KindleUnliited for just $1.99. You need to act quickly though as this deal ends 11:59 p.m. (BST), May, 6th 2018. (Existing Kindle Unlimited subscribers are NOT eligible.) Terms: Enjoy unlimited access to over 1 million books. Explore a rotating selection of popular…
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fuboTV Raises $75 Million in New Funding
Yesterday fuboTV announced that they have raised an additional $75 million in funding from partners like MC Networks, which is joined by existing investors 21st Century Fox, Luminari Capital, Northzone, Sky and the former Scripps Networks Interactive, recently acquired by Discovery, Inc. fuboTV has now raised $150 in funding to help them grow their live TV…
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California’s Net Neutrality Bill Passes Its First Vote
California is trying to join a growing list of states with Net Neutrality laws or executive orders. Recently Senate Bill 822 written by state Sen. Scott Wiener past its first vote before the State’s Senate’s Energy, Utilities, and Communications Committee on Tuesday. Senate Bill 822 would prohibition against slowing down or blocking access to content and…
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T-Mobile Announces Plans to Spend an Additional $500 Million on 5G & Offering Up To 50% Off For Military Families
This week T-Mobile announced new 5G plans and a new military discount for Military Families. According to T-Mobile, they plan to roll out 5G internet to military bases around the United States. As part of that push, T-Mobile plans to spend at least $500 million to bring the new faster internet services to military bases. “At…
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PlayStation Vue Clarifies DVR Limitations
One of the main reasons people love PlayStation Vue is the DVR. Yet there has always been a debate about some of the limitations around how many shows you can really record. Back in March, Sony created some confusion when they updated their home page removing the 28-day limit and replacing it with a 500-episode…
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How to Watch ESPN Without Paying for Cable TV (April 2018 Update)
Last week the new streaming service from ESPN rolled out. This new service called ESPN+ gives you access to a ton of additional sporting content. Yet many people have been upset that it does not offer ESPN, ESPN2, ESPNU, etc. Many had hoped to use this service to replace their current cable TV bill. There…
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Does Netflix, Hulu, & Amazon Track What You Watch? You Asked, We Answer
Recently online privacy has taken center stage around the world. This has resulted in many writing into Cord Cutters News to ask if their favorite services are tracking what they are doing. So does Netflix, Hulu, Amazon, and other services track what you watch? Yes, they track that and likely more. How do we know?…
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Don’t Forget: We Will Be Live on YouTube Tonight Answering Your Cord Cutting Questions
If you don’t already know, our weekly Cord Cutting Q&A show is every Wednesday at 8 p.m. Eastern. During the show, we talk about all things cord cutting from the latest news to answering your Cord Cutting questions live. If you have yet to join our weekly Q&A, why not give us a try every…