Author: Luke Bouma
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YouTube Wants to Air More NFL Games After A Successful Test
The streaming giant YouTube has signaled strong interest in expanding its involvement with the National Football League by acquiring rights to broadcast additional games. This development comes as the NFL explores opportunities to distribute more of its content across various platforms, driven in part by recent changes in its media landscape, according to Awful Announcing.…
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Amazon is Making it Easier to Get Your Prescriptions
Amazon Pharmacy is set to significantly expand its same-day prescription delivery service, reaching nearly 4,500 U.S. cities and towns by the end of 2026. This growth will add almost 2,000 new communities throughout the year, bringing faster medication access to a broader population. Among the new states included in this rollout are Idaho and Massachusetts,…
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37 Years Ago Today: ‘Murder, She Wrote’ Hits 100 Episodes with “Smooth Operators”
Today marks the 37th anniversary of a significant milestone in television history: the airing of the 100th episode of the beloved crime drama “Murder, She Wrote” on CBS. On February 12, 1989, fans tuned in to watch “Smooth Operators,” an episode that exemplified the show’s clever blend of mystery, wit, and amateur sleuthing led by…
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The Walking Dead Could Soon Be Harder to Watch As It May Leave Netflix Soon
AMC Networks has initiated discussions to extend the streaming availability of its flagship series, The Walking Dead, on Netflix. The current agreement between the two companies is approaching its conclusion, prompting these negotiations as revealed during a recent earnings call. This move underscores the enduring popularity of the zombie survival saga, which continues to draw…
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AI is Going To Replace Employees At Local ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC Stations, Leading to Layoffs
In a bold move to navigate the evolving media landscape, the E.W. Scripps Company has outlined an extensive overhaul of its operations, incorporating workforce adjustments, efficiency improvements, and forward-looking growth initiatives. The plan signals upcoming layoffs as part of broader efforts to trim expenses while integrating advanced technologies like artificial intelligence and automation to drive…
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Another Major Cable TV Company Lost 252,000 TV Customers & 192,000 Internet Customers in 2025 As Cord Cutting 2.0 Grows
Optimum Communications, a major player in the telecommunications industry, experienced significant subscriber losses in its core broadband and video services throughout 2025, highlighting the challenges posed by intense competition and shifting consumer preferences. The company, listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker OPTU, disclosed these figures in its fourth quarter and full-year…
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Roku Changes Its Home Screen, Pushing You to Subscribe to Its Howdy Streaming Service
Roku has rolled out a new feature that animates the icon for its Howdy streaming service on device home screens. The update, which began appearing on select Roku devices last week, causes the Howdy app icon to randomly jiggle and shift positions slightly at irregular intervals. This subtle yet persistent motion is designed to draw…
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Two More Cable TV Networks are Facing Bankruptcy & Could Shut Down
In a significant development for the retail broadcasting sector, QVC Group Inc., the parent company overseeing the popular television shopping networks QVC and HSN, has entered into preliminary discussions with its creditors aimed at restructuring its substantial debt obligations. These negotiations are unfolding against a backdrop of operational challenges and could potentially lead to a…
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Another Streaming Service is Raising Its Price
In a move that reflects ongoing shifts in the streaming industry, AMC+ has revealed plans to adjust its monthly subscription fee upward. The service, known for its array of original series, classic films, and exclusive content from networks like AMC, Shudder, and Sundance Now, will implement the change effective at subscribers’ next billing cycles on…
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Philo Adds a New Channel From The Parent Company of MeTV
Philo has expanded its channel lineup by incorporating West, a western-themed network from Weigel Broadcasting, the company renowned for MeTV. This addition comes as part of a broader distribution agreement that also introduces several channels from Paramount, reflecting Philo’s ongoing strategy to provide affordable access to diverse content without the burden of high subscription fees.…