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The Roku Channel Adds a New Free Channel in Partnership With CBS
The Roku Channel continues to expand its free content offerings with the addition of “The Equalizer” channel, featuring the popular CBS crime drama series. Launched today, the channel offers a dedicated destination for fans to catch up on past episodes and immerse themselves in the world of Robyn McCall, a mysterious woman with a unique…
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Tax Season Savings: H&R Block Tax Software Deluxe + State Now Just $29.99 50% Off For a Limited Time
Tax season is officially upon us, and for those looking to file their own returns, Amazon is offering a significant discount on H&R Block Tax Software Deluxe + State 2024. For a limited time, this popular tax software is available for just $29.99, a 50% savings off its regular price. You can find this deal…
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Pluto TV Expands Its Lineup With 3 New Free Channels
Pluto TV, the free ad-supported streaming service, continues to enhance its diverse content offerings with the addition of three new channels: Tiny House Nation, Home Made Nation, and Unexplained Zone. These channels cater to a variety of interests, providing viewers with even more options for free entertainment. Tiny House Nation: This channel, found under the…
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150 Local PBS Stations Are Now Streaming Free & Ad-Free on Amazon Prime Video
This week PBS stations went live on Amazon Prime Video, offering over 150 live local PBS stations for free. With this, customers can get a wide selection of PBS programming that is now available to stream ad-free on Amazon’s platform, offering Prime members convenient access to educational and entertaining content. This partnership was first announced…
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Amazon Slashes Prime Video Budget For Original Content, Prioritizing Profitability and Live Sports From Places like The NFL
Amazon is significantly scaling back its investment in Prime Video content, according to a recent report by The Information. The e-commerce giant reportedly spent “around $7 billion” on Prime Video in 2024, a dramatic decrease from the $18.9 billion budget in 2023. This strategic shift reflects a new focus on profitability and a growing emphasis…
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CNN Plans to Launch a New Streaming Service After Failed CNN+ Launch
CNN is making a renewed push into the streaming landscape, with CEO Mark Thompson announcing the development of a new streaming service in an internal memo. This move comes nearly three years after the abrupt shutdown of CNN+, a short-lived subscription service that failed to gain traction. Thompson’s memo, shared with The Verge, reveals that…
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“Bar Rescue” Gets Early Renewal for Season 10, Jon Taffer Continues to Raise the Bar
Paramount Network has given the green light for another round of dramatic bar transformations with the early renewal of its hit reality series, “Bar Rescue,” for a tenth season. This news comes ahead of the Season 9 premiere next month, demonstrating the network’s confidence in the show’s enduring popularity and Jon Taffer’s continued appeal as…
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“Schlemiel! Schlimazel!”: “Laverne & Shirley” Celebrates 49 Years Since its Debut
It was 49 years ago today that the iconic sitcom “Laverne & Shirley” first graced television screens, introducing the world to the hilarious antics of two best friends navigating life, love, and work in late 1950s Milwaukee. Premiering on January 27, 1976, as a spin-off of “Happy Days,” the show quickly became a cultural phenomenon,…
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Here is Everything New on Tubi in February 2025
It’s almsot February 2025 and Tubi has free content ready to drop on day one. Read on for all the new shows and movies coming as the month starts and the schedule for Tubi‘s Originals. All titles below begin streaming for free on February 1 unless otherwise noted: Originals Don’t miss Tubi’s New Original Comedy…
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Free Streaming Face-Off: Pluto TV, Tubi, The Roku Channel, and More Battle for Viewers
The world of streaming has exploded in recent years, and alongside subscription giants like Netflix and Disney+, a new breed of platforms has emerged: free, ad-supported streaming services. These services, often referred to as FAST channels (Free Ad-Supported Television), offer a vast library of movies, TV shows, and even live channels, all without a subscription…