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CBS News Radio to Shut Down Today After Nearly a Century of Broadcasting
Today marks the final day of operations for CBS News Radio, a cornerstone of American journalism that has informed the public for almost 100 years. The network, which began its service in the early days of radio broadcasting, will go silent following an announcement made earlier this year by CBS leadership. This decision, first announced…
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Pluto TV Tightens Access: Getting More Aggressive About Needing a Free Account Now Required for Full Content and Features
Pluto TV, a pioneer in the free ad-supported streaming television sector, has escalated its efforts to encourage users to create accounts, implementing more restrictive measures on mobile devices and smart TVs. Viewers seeking unrestricted access to the platform’s extensive library of live channels and on-demand content now face prominent prompts that direct them toward account…
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34 Years Ago Today: The Final Episode of “MacGyver” Aired, Marking the End of an Iconic Series
Today marks the 34th anniversary of the series finale of the beloved television classic MacGyver, which originally aired on May 21, 1992. This groundbreaking show, centered on the brilliantly resourceful secret agent Angus MacGyver, captivated millions with its signature style of inventive problem-solving—turning ordinary household items into ingenious tools for escaping danger and outsmarting adversaries.…
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The Roku Channel Reaches Milestone 3% Share of All US Television Viewing in March 2026
The Roku Channel has continued its steady climb in the competitive streaming landscape, capturing 3 percent of all television viewing in the United States during March 2026 according to Nielsen’s The Gauge report. This marks an increase from 2.9 percent in February and underscores the growing appeal of free ad-supported streaming television services, or FAST…
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Local Now Adds 4 New Free Live Channels
Local Now, the prominent free streaming service, has expanded its already extensive lineup by incorporating several new channels that cater to diverse viewer interests ranging from true crime documentaries to inspirational programming and athletic competitions. The additions include FilmRise World’s Evil Killers, FilmRise Highway to Heaven, Elevation Church Network, and Scripps Sports Network, further solidifying…
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46 Years Ago Today: Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back First Premiered – A Look Back At This Historic Movie
Today in entertainment history, 46 years have passed since the landmark release of Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back, which arrived in cinemas across the United Kingdom and North America on May 21, 1980. Directed by Irvin Kershner and produced by George Lucas, the film marked a pivotal chapter in one of the…
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Netflix Announces Enhanced Accessibility Features
Netflix has announced new initiatives to enhance the accessibility of its content for a global audience, coinciding with Global Accessibility Awareness Day. The streaming service, which operates in more than 190 countries, continues to expand features that support diverse viewing needs, including subtitles, audio descriptions, and dubbing options. Nearly one-third of Netflix members worldwide rely…
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Sling TV Adds More Channels
Sling TV recently added more channels to both its paid and free Freestream service with the addition of the Stingray music channels. This addition enhances the platform’s appeal for viewers seeking diverse audio-visual entertainment without additional costs in the free tier while providing seamless integration for existing subscribers. Sling TV emerged as a pioneering force…
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YouTube TV Makes Changes to Its App For Some Roku TV, Roku Players, and Fire TV Owners
YouTube TV has rolled out a significant adjustment to its live TV guide interface, sparking widespread feedback from subscribers across multiple streaming platforms for some users. The change affects how content behaves while users navigate the guide, replacing the previous live feed of the last channel you watched with a grey screen for many account…
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29 Years Ago Today “Roseanne” Came to An End on ABC, Redefining TV Comedy
On this day 29 years ago, May 20, 1997, the final episode of the groundbreaking sitcom Roseanne aired on ABC, bringing to a close a landmark television series that had defined an era of working-class storytelling in American entertainment. The two-part finale, titled “Into That Good Night,” marked the end of nine seasons and more…