Author: Luke Bouma
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Miss Netflix’s DVD by Mail? DVD Inbox Is the New DVD by Mail Service You’ve Been Looking For
For millions of movie lovers across the United States, September 29, 2023, was a bittersweet day. After 25 years of dropping iconic red envelopes into mailboxes nationwide, Netflix officially sent out its final DVDs, closing the chapter on what had been a beloved institution for cinephiles and casual viewers alike. The silence that followed was…
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Free MLB.TV Now Available for T-Mobile Customers, But Only for a Few Days
T-Mobile is once again partnering with Major League Baseball to bring back its popular perk of offering free access to MLB.TV for the 2026 season. This benefit provides eligible customers with a full regular season subscription to the streaming service, normally valued at $149.99, allowing them to watch out-of-market games live or on demand without…
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Walmart+ Has Quietly Become One of the Best Subscription Programs With Discounts on Gas, Food, & More Not Just Free Peacock & Paramount+ Streaming
With 12 free benefits spanning streaming, travel, pet care, and everyday savings, the $98-a-year club is making a serious case for your wallet. When Walmart launched its membership program in 2020, many industry observers saw it as a straightforward rival to Amazon Prime — a delivery play dressed up with a few extra perks. Six…
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Walmart is Watching What You Watch — To Sell You More Based on What You Watch
For years, Walmart has dominated the physical retail landscape, drawing hundreds of millions of Americans through its store doors each week. Now, the company has set its sights on a new kind of real estate: the screen hanging on your living room wall. Through its acquisition of smart TV manufacturer Vizio, Walmart is quietly building…
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Roku Adds 16 New Free Live Channels on Roku TVs & Roku Players
Roku has bolstered its lineup of free, ad-supported channels, making an additional 16 channels available to users of Roku TVs and Roku Players. This latest expansion aims to provide even more variety in entertainment, news, sports, and educational programming without requiring any subscription fees from its The Roku Channel streaming service. Viewers can now access…
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The FCC Approves Another Merger of Local ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC Stations
The Federal Communications Commission has given its official blessing to the transfer of three television station licenses from Allen Media Group to Gray Media, moving one of the broadcast industry’s more closely watched consolidation deals significantly closer to completion, per RBR+TVBR. The FCC’s Media Bureau issued a letter on March 23 granting the transfer of…
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The FCC May Have Just Banned Your Home WiFi Network
The Federal Communications Commission has expanded its Covered List to include all consumer-grade routers manufactured in foreign countries, effectively barring new models of such devices from entering the United States market. The decision, announced Monday, follows a national security determination made by a White House-convened interagency body that concluded foreign-produced routers present unacceptable risks to…
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Do You Have 5 Minutes to Help Cord Cutters News? (Spring 2026 Survey) Ends Soon
Could you help Cord Cutters News with 5 minutes of your time? Every few months, we try to do a survey to help keep in touch with our readers and what is happening in cord cutting. With Spring 2026 here, we thought this would be a good time to do a quick survey about the…
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Plex Has Added 11 New Free Channels
Plex, the popular media server and free streaming platform, has expanded its collection of free, ad-supported streaming television channels by introducing 11 new dedicated 24/7 linear channels. This addition strengthens Plex’s position in the growing FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) market, where users can access live TV-style programming without any subscription fees. The new channels…
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DISH Asks For $28.65 Million in Damages Against Pirate Streaming Operation
DISH Network is pressing forward with a major copyright infringement case in Florida federal court, seeking a default judgment of $28.65 million against the operators of two overseas pirate streaming services and a domestic reseller that allegedly continued distributing stolen content even after repeated warnings according to Torrent Freak. The pay TV giant is asking…