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Plex Adds Six New Spanish Language Channels to Its Lineup, Now Offering Over 100 Channels
Plex launched its free ad-supported streaming service in July, offering over 80 channels on day one. Today, the service announced that it will be adding a slate of Spanish language channels to the lineup, including telenovelas, game shows, sitcoms, movies, award-winning series and more. The new additions to the Plex lineup include the Sony Comedias channel with…
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How to Watch Every NFL Team Week 1
With the NFL season kicking off tonight, it’s time to talk about how you can watch your favorite teams without paying for a pricey cable package. The season starts with the Houston Texans taking on the defending champions, the Kansas City Chiefs, at Arrowhead Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri tonight in the first game since…
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Charter Falsely Claimed EarthLink Was ‘Out of Business’ – EarthLink Files Complaint with Supreme Court
EarthLink has accused Charter of engaging in a “campaign of deception,” resulting in a complaint filed against Charter with the Supreme Court of the State of New York. The complaint accuses Charter of predatory behavior, having engaged “in a campaign to dupe EarthLink high-speed Internet customers into switching providers to Charter in advance of the…
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PBS Launches Free Live Streams of Select Stations on Roku, Apple TV, iOS & Android
The PBS channel is now free for Roku, Apple TV iOS and Android. For now, around 85 stations can be live streamed, but more are expected to be added to the list. PBS viewers can live stream on major web browsers including Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and Edge, as well as through the PBS Video Channel…
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Microsoft Announces Launch Date, Pricing, Subscription Plans for Next-Gen Xbox Consoles
Microsoft confirmed even more Xbox rumors today after it revealed pricing and launch info for its Xbox Series X and Series S game consoles. In short: The higher-end Series X will retail for $499, while the less-powerful Series S gets the previously announced $299 price tag. Both launch on November 10th and preorders start on…
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Verizon and The NFL to Launch ‘Watch Together’ Feature
This year’s turn of events has altered the way we watch live sports, and the NFL and Yahoo! Sports are tackling the problem head-on by launching a feature that lets you stream the game with friends remotely. ‘Watch Together’ will launch Wednesday, September 10 via the Yahoo! Sports app and allow users to invite up…
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Hulu Will Be at Comic Con, Featuring 4 Original Series and 1 Original Film
New York Comic Con will take place virtually October 8-11 and Hulu just announced that five Hulu Originals will be represented at the event. The lineup includes upcoming horror series Helstrom and Monsterland, animated series Animaniacs and M.O.D.O.K. and horror film Books of Blood. Here’s a quick look at the four Hulu Original Series and one Hulu Original Film that will be featured…
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PokerGO Launches a New Series: Poker After Dark “Studio Cuts”
PokerGO, Poker Central’s subscription video service, will premiere a new series today, September 9, at 9 pm ET. PokerGO’s “Poker After Dark: Studio Cuts” consists of 6+ hour live streams from seasons 9, 10 and 11 of Poker After Dark that have been edited and transformed into all new episodes, giving fans an inside look…
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How to Watch Thursday Night Football Without Cable in 2020
The NFL is gearing up for the start of the 2020 season and, while the games might look a little different this year without stadiums full of cheering fans, we’re here to help you watch your favorite teams in action. The first Thursday night game will air on NBC, with NFL Network and FOX taking…
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Apple’s New Hire Could Point to Upcoming Bundle Deal
Apple just hired a new executive who’s previously spent time at both Hulu and Quibi in distribution roles. Tim Connelly was hired to join Apple’s video division with no official role title known yet. Since Connelly’s previous jobs were to negotiate distribution deals, his association with Apple is likely to build new bundle deals for…
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Here’s Everything Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video the Week of September 7, 2020
Need some fresh entertainment after Labor Day? Check out these new titles coming to Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime this week. The Duchess is an original comedy coming to Netflix that Katherine Ryan wrote and produced based on her experiences living in London. The streamer labels the show as “Raunchy, Witty,” and “Irreverent.” On Wednesday, Hulu…
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Peacock Gets Rights to Fresh Prince of Bel-Air Reboot
NBCUniversal’s Peacock announced today that it has ordered two seasons of “Bel-Air,” the Fresh Prince of Bel-Air reboot, after Netflix, HBO Max, and Peacock battled for rights of the new series. The news was shared by Will Smith, who will be the executive producer of the show, on his YouTube channel this afternoon. “We have…
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Pluto TV Builds on European Presence By Making Service Available Via Web Browser
Free streaming service Pluto TV announced today that is has expanded its availability in Europe, making the service available directly through the Pluto TV website in the UK, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. All major browsers, including Safari, Chrome, and Firefox, are compatible with Pluto TV in UK, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Using Pluto TV does…
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The Apple TV App is Now Available on VIZIO SmartCast TVs
Today VIZIO announced the launch of the Apple TV app on SmartCast TVs, giving viewers access to Apple TV+ and Apple TV channels. VIZIO SmarCast TV users can also access the Apple TV app to buy or rent over 100,000 movies and TV shows, including titles available in 4K HDR and with Dolby Atmos. For a limited…
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‘Mulan’ Boosts Disney+ Downloads, But Not as Much as ‘Hamilton’
Disney’s release of the live-action remake of Mulan sent Disney+ mobile app to 674,000 downloads worldwide during its premiere weekend Friday, Sept. 4 through Sunday, Sept. 6. Apptopia reports that 400,000 of those downloads were within the U.S. Mulan skipped its original plan for a theatrical release, instead heading straight for the streaming service with…
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