Author: Luke Bouma
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Amazon Now Offers Same-Day Prescription Delivery In Almost 4,500 Cities Across The United States
Amazon Pharmacy, the online pharmaceutical service operated by the e-commerce giant, has unveiled plans to significantly broaden its same-day prescription delivery network. By the conclusion of 2026, the service will reach nearly 4,500 cities and towns throughout the United States, marking a substantial increase that adds close to 2,000 new communities over the course of…
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Another Cable TV Company Is Being Sold As Cord Cutting Forces Mass Consolidation to Survive
Another regional cable television provider has agreed to be acquired by a larger operator, continuing the ongoing wave of consolidation sweeping the industry as companies adapt to shifting consumer habits and competitive pressures. Armstrong, a longstanding telecommunications company headquartered in Butler, Pennsylvania, has entered into a definitive agreement to purchase Massillon Cable TV (MCTV), an…
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Computers Are Replacing News Staff at Local ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC TV Stations
Cut continue at, local affiliates of ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC are increasingly turning to advanced software solutions to automate news production, reducing reliance on traditional staff roles. Gray Media, one of the largest owners of these network-affiliated stations, has pioneered this approach with a successful test at its KNOP News 2 station in North…
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Updated: Some YouTube TV Subscribers Are Unable To Log Back In Right Now YouTube Confirms
Update: YouTube is back online. https://x.com/i/status/2023958868372676770 In a frustrating turn of events for streaming enthusiasts, YouTube TV users across the United States and beyond found themselves abruptly logged out of their accounts on the evening of February 17, 2026, with many unable to log back in. The issue, part of a broader outage affecting both…
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Warner Bros Discovery Removes Babylon 5 from YouTube After Brief Free Run
In a surprising turn for science fiction enthusiasts, Warner Bros Discovery has abruptly ended the free availability of the classic series Babylon 5 on YouTube, just weeks after launching episodes on the platform. The move, which took effect earlier this week, has left fans scrambling for alternative viewing options as all uploaded videos were switched…
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YouTube is Down For Many But Google Says They Are Working on A Fix
Update: YouTube seems to now be back online after an outage earlier today. Though some issues may remain on YouTube apps. Update #2 YouTube in is fully back online. On February 17, 2026, a significant technical disruption struck YouTube, leaving millions of users unable to access the world’s largest video-sharing platform. The outage began in…
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The OTA TV Network getTV is Getting a Big Change From Sony Its Owners & a New Name
The Sony-owned digital multicast network Get TV appears to be undergoing a name change to Now, just called Great in listings, but still retaining the full name of Great Entertainment Television. With this, the name Get TV is now being phased out. Observers have noted updates to the network’s logo and branding on streaming platforms…
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12 Years Ago Today: The Premiere of ‘The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon’ Introduces the Next King of Late Night
Exactly 12 years ago today, on February 17, 2014, late-night television entered a new era as Jimmy Fallon took over as host of NBC’s iconic “The Tonight Show.” The debut episode, airing just after midnight following NBC’s coverage of the Winter Olympics in Sochi, marked the seventh incarnation of the long-running program and brought it…
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CBS News is Reportedly Looking to Cut 15% of Its Staff
In a move signaling ongoing transformations within the media landscape, CBS News is evaluating plans for a substantial round of layoffs that could impact a notable portion of its workforce. Sources indicate that the reductions might affect at least 15 percent of the current staff, as the division adapts to evolving viewer habits and corporate…
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Fire TVs Are Getting a New Home Screen Today with Major Changes
Amazon has officially rolled out a major redesign of its Fire TV user interface, marking the first significant update in years for the popular streaming platform. This new UI was first announced in January and aims to streamline the entertainment experience, making it easier for users to navigate vast libraries of content and dive straight…