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PlayStation Vue’s Contract With The Hallmark Channel & Tastemade Are Up For Renewal in November
PlayStation Vue’s Contracts with the Hallmark Channel & Tastemade Are Up for Renewal in November Today Sony announced that the contract with Crown Media, the parent company behind the Hallmark Channel, Hallmark Movies & Mysteries, and Hallmark Drama, is coming up for renewal in November. Joining that list is Tastemade, a second network Sony will…
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The FCC Wants to Declare Streaming Services Like AT&T TV as “Effective Competition” to Spectrum & Comcast
Today the FCC Chairman Ajit Pai announced that the FCC will vote on declaring streaming services like AT&T TV as “effective competition” to companies like Charter and Comcast. This would allow cable TV companies to be deregulated in areas that have limited competition like Hawaii and parts of Massachusetts. If this rule is passed, it…
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YouTube TV, fuboTV, & Sling TV Were The Most Downloaded Live TV Streaming Service in September 2019
Today Sensor Tower released the most popular live TV streaming service and according to this report YouTube TV, fuboTV, and Sling TV were the most downloaded live TV streaming service in September 2019. Here are the download numbers according to Sensor Tower’s tracking: iOS App Downloads /September 2019 1. YouTube TV 400K 2. fuboTV 200K and…
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Here’s Everything Coming to Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon For The Week Of October 1st, 2019
October 1st Carmen Sandiego: Season 2 (Netflix Family) Nikki Glaser: Bangin’ (Netflix Original) 93 days A.M.I. Along Came a Spider Bad Boys Bad Boys II Blow Bring It On, Ghost: Season 1 Charlie’s Angels Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle Cheese in the Trap: Season 1 Chicago Typewriter: Season 1 Crash Exit Wounds Good Burger Harold &…
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Hulu is Becoming More Accessible to The Blind & Visually Impaired
Today Hulu announced that they are becoming more accessible to the blind and hard of sight. Starting today Hulu is rolling out an update to make their apps easier to read for the hard of sight and work better with screen readers for the blind. This is great news for those who struggle to use…
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Free Streaming Service Kanopy Welcomes Two Additions to Leadership Team
Kanopy, the premium free streaming service announced two new hires to it’s senior leadership team today. In addition, the company announced a brand new engineering office in Orange County California to continue their recruiting efforts. Dave Barney has joined Kanopy as Chief Technology Officer while Chase Rigby is the company’s new Chief Product Officer, both…
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Amazon’s 50″ Fire TV Edition Smart TV With 4K HDR is On Sale for Just $299.99
Looking for a new TV with a Fire TV built in? Right now Amazon’s 50″ 4K HDR Fire TV Edition Smart TV from Insignia is on sale for just $299.99. (Typically this TV costs $350.) This is a limited-time sale and is perfect for anyone looking for a Fire TV Edition Smart TV at a…
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Here’s How to Watch Thursday Night NFL Football For Free During the Dish & Sling TV Blackout
Last week, Fox channels went dark for Dish customers. That means this week customers may be looking for a way to watch Thursday Night Football without Fox. The NFL has even announced that they plan to block both Dish and Sling TV customers from watching the simulcast on the NFL Network. But luckily, Amazon is…
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Amazon’s Fire TV May Soon Lose Access To Disney Apps Including ESPN+ & Be Blocked From Getting Disney+ as The Two Companies Fight
Recently Disney announced the device support for Disney+ with many popular streaming players like Roku and the Apple TV listed. Sadly for Fire TV fans, Disney has left out the Amazon Fire TV so far. Now we have learned that many Disney apps like ESPN+ may be removed soon from Amazon’s Fire TV devices. According…
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HBO Max is Getting Exclusive First Rights to Sesame Street
Since 2015 HBO has had first rights to new Sesame Street content. Now AT&T has announced that they are moving Sesame Street from HBO to HBO Max starting with season 51 of Sesame Street. After the programs air on HBO Max they will eventually make their way over to PBS Kids to air for free,…
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AT&T TV NOW is Offering a Free Month of EPIX if You Know The Promo Code
Do you subscribe to AT&T TV NOW? Right now you can get a free month of Epix if you use the promo code EPIXPROMO at checkout. After your first month, you will be billed $6 a month unless you cancel before the free trial is over. EPIX gives you access to Pennyworth, the origin story of…
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The Free Streaming Service STIRR Has Added Ten New Channels to Its Lineup
The free streaming service STIRR has added more channels to its lineup. Viewers have found some new channels on their guide, all branded with the STIRR logo, offering movies and series in specific genres. On these channels, you will find shows and movies like Ernest In The Army, The Last Man on Earth, Hell’s Kitchen,…
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IMDb TV is Bringing Canada’s ‘Corner Gas Animated’ to The U.S.
Today Amazon’s free streaming service IMDb TV announced the debut of their new original series Corner Gas Animated. The show is based on Corner Gas, Canada’s highest-rated live-action comedy franchise of all-time. Beginning October 15, 24 episodes of Corner Gas Animated Season 1 and 2 will be available for the first time in the U.S. Additionally, IMDb TV will…
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Netflix Raising Its Price on Premium Subscriptions in Australia
Netflix subscribers in Australia are seeing a rise in their monthly fee for some packages. An article from New Idea in Australia says that premium subscription plans are going up from $17.99 to $19.99, while basic packages will remain at $9.99 and $13.99. According to the article, subscribers will see the rise in price over…
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Hidden Cable TV Fees Add $450 to Your Cable TV Bill Every Year According to Consumer Reports
For years now we have warned about the high costs of cable TV fees that are hidden from the advertised price. Now according to Consumer Reports, the average cable TV customer pays $450 every year in fees on their cable TV bill. “Cable companies are notorious for advertising a low price but charging much more…
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