Author: Luke Bouma
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Amazon Rolls Out Exclusive Deals for Prime Credit Card Holders — Up to 25% Back on Select Items As an Early 2026 Prime Day Deal
Amazon is sweetening the deal for its loyal cardholders with a new wave of exclusive cashback promotions, offering eligible customers up to 25% back on thousands of select items — just in time for the retailer’s highly anticipated 2026 Prime Day sale running June 23–26. You can find all of these exclusive Prime Card deals…
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Fox News Audience is Larger Than MS Now & CNN Combined in May 2026
Fox News finished May 2026 as the undisputed leader of cable news, drawing more total viewers in primetime than MS NOW and CNN put together, according to a new industry report published by Ad Week using Nielsen big data and panel methodology. The numbers paint a picture of a network that, despite notable month-over-month declines,…
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YouTube TV vs Cable TV – Can YouTube TV Really Save You Money?
For years, the pitch for ditching traditional cable in favor of streaming was simple: pay less, get more flexibility, and never deal with a cable technician again. In 2026, that pitch still holds up — but just barely, and with a growing list of asterisks attached. YouTube TV, Google’s flagship live-television streaming service, now carries…
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Another Internet Provider Shuts Down Without Warning, Leaving Customers Stranded — and It’s Not the First Time
A rural Minnesota internet provider has abruptly shut its doors this month, cutting off service to hundreds of customers across a sprawling stretch of southern Minnesota without meaningful advance notice — a disturbing echo of a similar incident that left cable and internet subscribers stranded just a few years ago. RadioLink Internet (RLI), based out…
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YouTube TV is Raising The Price of Some of Its Add-ons
In the ever-evolving world of streaming entertainment, subscribers to YouTube TV recently began receiving notifications about upcoming adjustments to several premium add-on services. These changes, set to take effect in the coming weeks, include increases for popular channels such as Starz and AMC+. The timing aligns closely with similar moves by other providers, marking another…
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42 Years Ago This Week: “Gremlins” Was Released – A Look Back At This Classic Movie
This week marks the 42nd anniversary of Gremlins, the iconic American comedy-horror film that first hit theaters on June 7, 1984. Directed by Joe Dante and executive produced by Steven Spielberg, the movie became an instant cultural phenomenon, skillfully blending mischievous dark humor, genuine scares, and warm holiday cheer into a wildly entertaining package. Its…
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Amazon’s Fire TVs Are Launching a New Feature For Sports Fans
Amazon has introduced a dedicated viewing experience on its Fire TV devices for the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2026, providing soccer enthusiasts with streamlined access to live games, highlights, and replays throughout the tournament. The expanded competition, set to feature 48 teams and a total of 104 matches across three host nations in North America,…
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Fox News Makes Some Big Changes to Its Sports Coverage From Outkick
In a significant shift for conservative sports and culture media, Outkick is set to become a dedicated vertical within Fox News Digital, marking the end of an independent chapter for the brand founded by Clay Travis. Travis, who launched the site in 2011, has stepped away from day-to-day operations and his role as on-site talent…
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The FCC is Reviewing TV Ratings and How Children’s Programs are Rated
The Federal Communications Commission has launched a review of the television ratings system to assess whether it provides sufficient information for parents to make viewing decisions for their children. The initiative, opened by the agency’s Media Bureau in April 2026, focuses on the effectiveness of the voluntary TV Parental Guidelines in today’s media landscape, particularly…
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42 Years Ago Today: “Ghostbusters” Premiered: We Look Back At Its History
Today marks the 42nd anniversary of the release of Ghostbusters, the beloved American supernatural comedy that first hit theaters on June 8, 1984. Directed and produced by Ivan Reitman, the film follows a quirky quartet of parapsychologists—played by Bill Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, and Ernie Hudson—who find themselves out of work and reinvent themselves…