Author: Philip Palermo
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ESPN to Broadcast Players-Only NBA 2K Series Starting April 3rd
We’ve covered a number of sports leagues and organizations who have turned to video games to simulate seasons that have been postponed or canceled amid the coronavirus outbreak. And now, ESPN has announced plans to broadcast a players-only tournament featuring NBA players competing in 2K Sports’ NBA 2K20. The NBA 2K20 Player Tournament will start…
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FCC Seeking Comment on Potential Rule Change for ATSC 3.0 Signals
Earlier this month, we reported on the Federal Communications Commission considering rule changes that would affect the rollout of ATSC 3.0, or “next-gen” TV. And now, the FCC says it’s adopted a notice of proposed rulemaking and is now seeking comment on the matter. The rule in question focuses on how over-the-air (OTA) signals are…
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Samsung Display Ending LCD Production by End of Year
Electronics giant Samsung will stop producing LCD panels by the end of the year as it shifts to other display technologies, according to Reuters. The company’s display unit, Samsung Display, had already closed an LCD production line in October of last year as demand for LCD panels declined. Meanwhile, the report says the company is…
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ESPN Releasing Michael Jordan, Chicago Bulls Documentary Beginning April 19
(Lights dim as Sirius by The Alan Parsons Project plays in the background) Annnnd now: The 10-part documentary series for your world champion Chicago Bulls. After subtly hinting or not hinting at an early release for its much-anticipated Chicago Bulls documentary series, ESPN has given hungry NBA fans something to cheer about. The Last Dance,…
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How to Enjoy Content Quietly with Fire TV, Apple TV, Roku, and Nvidia Shield
With many of us staying home as much as possible right now, streaming movies, TV shows, and music have become go-to options to keep us all entertained. But sometimes the combination of close quarters and sharing a home with multiple people can cause a bit of friction. Sometimes, you’d like to enjoy your content without…
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AT&T Adding Hotspot Data for Devices, Delivery Options for Stores
This week, AT&T updated its response to the COVID-19 pandemic, adding more mobile hotspot data on certain plans, and more delivery options for those making purchases. The moves follow recent announcements that the company would waive wireless overage charges for 60 days and close 40 percent of its retail stores. In a recent blog post,…
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How to Access Free OTA Channels with Antennas for Under $100
It’s not exactly a secret that many of us are staying indoors and looking for content to keep us entertained during the coronavirus outbreak. And while streaming services continue to offer up tons of content, including easier access to news channels, lots of households are likely considering free, over-the-air (OTA) channels, perhaps for the first time…
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Court TV Puts its Own Spin on ‘Free Trial’ Offer
Court TV is getting in on the free content game, offering up a selection of famous court cases to help us pass the time at home. Notorious cases, including the OJ Simpson and Amber Guyger trials, are now available to stream for free on the Court TV website. At the moment, viewers can choose from…
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Sony Will Throttle US Game Download Speeds to Help Ease Internet Congestion
Throughout the month, we’ve seen streaming services like Netflix, YouTube, Amazon, and Disney+ all announce plans to limit or lower video quality in an effort to ease network congestion. And now, gaming companies are following suit, with Sony announcing it’s opting to slow or delay game downloads in the US after a similar move in…
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What to Watch on beIN Sports This Weekend
Like many sports-focused networks, beIN Sports has had to regoup after the coronavirus outbreak forced many sports leagues to postpone or outright cancel their seasons. Still, the network is planning a slate of programming to keep its subscribers entertained, including rebroadcasts of classic moments from the 2019-2020 season and a new show called Sports Burst…