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Retro TV Revamps Schedule: Classic Shows Now Streaming All Day and Prime Time
Chattanooga-based Get After It Media is shaking things up with a brand-new programming schedule for its flagship network, Retro TV, starting Monday, February 24, 2025. Known for celebrating the golden era of television, Retro TV is now making it even easier for fans to catch their favorite vintage hits with an updated schedule designed to…
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23 Years Ago: Ride to Freedom: The Rosa Parks Story Premiered, Honoring a Civil Rights Icon
Today marks the 23rd anniversary of a poignant milestone in television history: on February 24, 2002, CBS aired the premiere of Ride to Freedom: The Rosa Parks Story, a made-for-TV movie that brought the life and legacy of civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks to living rooms across America. Starring Angela Bassett as Parks, the film…
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Fox News Dominates January 2025 Cable TV Ratings Jump as MSNBC & CNN Drop
Fox News solidified its reign atop the cable news heap in January 2025, posting blockbuster prime-time and total-day ratings that dwarfed rivals MSNBC and CNN, according to Nielsen data released this week. Fueled by President Donald Trump’s January 20 inauguration and a robust news cycle, Fox averaged 2.78 million viewers in prime-time (8-11 p.m. ET),…
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Deal Alert! 20 Duracell Coppertop AA Power Boost Batteries Drop to Record Low $8.24 in Stunning 57% Off Sale
In a deal that’s electrifying households and offices alike, Duracell Coppertop AA Batteries with Power Boost Ingredients are now on sale for just $8.24—a jaw-dropping 57% off their regular price of $19.18. This 20-count pack of long-lasting alkaline AA batteries, renowned for powering everything from remote controls to flashlights, is available at this steal of…
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FCC Chairman Brendan Carr Pledges Fairness in CBS Probe, Signals Shift from Biden-Era Bias
Newly appointed FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is promising a level playing field as the agency launches an investigation into CBS, part of a broader effort to address alleged bias in broadcast media. In an exclusive interview with Policyband published today, Carr vowed that CBS will receive “a fair shake” under his leadership, a stance he…
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Disney’s New ESPN Streaming Service Will Reportedly Launch With $25-$30 Monthly Price Tag
Disney is gearing up to take the sports streaming world by storm with the debut of its highly anticipated ESPN streaming service, a comprehensive platform that promises to deliver the full breadth of ESPN’s sports coverage directly to subscribers. Slated for release later this year, the yet-to-be-named service is expected to carry a price tag…
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Roku Is Having a Massive Sale on Streaming Players Starting at Just $17.99
In a move that’s sure to delight cord-cutters and binge-watchers alike, Roku has launched a major sale on its popular lineup of streaming devices, offering significant discounts across the board. As of February 23, 2025, the company is slashing prices on some of its top-tier products, including the Roku Ultra, Roku Streaming Stick 4K, Roku…
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Anker’s 20W Dual Port Chargers Drop to a Steal at $12.99 in a Limited-Time Sale
Tech shoppers are buzzing this morning as Anker, a trusted name in charging accessories, slashes the price of its 20W Dual Port USB and USB-C Charger to just $12.99, down from its regular $18.99. (Just make sure to clip the $6 off coupon before you checkout.) Available on Amazon, this two-pack deal—complete with a pair…
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FCC Commissioner Gomez Pushes Back Against Chairman’s Plan To Investigate Big Tech’s Censorship
A rift within the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has emerged as Commissioner Anna M. Gomez publicly criticized the agency’s chairman, Brendan Carr, over reports that he plans to investigate Big Tech’s content moderation practices. Gomez, a Democratic appointee, called the effort “vague and weak,” arguing that the FCC lacks the authority to meaningfully address online…
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YouTube Intensifies Its Crackdown on Piracy-Promoting Videos
YouTube is ramping up its efforts to purge content that promotes piracy and instructs viewers on how to bypass payment for legal media, signaling a significant escalation in its long-standing battle against copyright infringement. The video-sharing giant, owned by Google, announced this week that it’s deploying enhanced detection tools and stricter enforcement measures targeting channels…
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How to Watch The 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV & More on February 23
The 31st Annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards are set to honor the best performances in film and television, streaming live globally on Netflix. The event will be hosted by Kristen Bell, marking her second time as the SAG Awards emcee. How to Watch the SAG Awards 2025 This year, the SAG Awards will stream…
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Amazon Is Shutting Down Kindle Download & Transfer Via USB
Amazon Kindle users are no strangers to the divide that splits many tech communities: those who stick to the company’s streamlined ecosystem and those who prefer to chart their own course. Much like Android fans who bypass Google Play to source apps elsewhere, some Kindle owners opt to sideload books via USB rather than buying…
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MLB Becoming More Streaming Friendly After ESPN Break Up?
Baseball fans will see a huge shift next season after the MLB and ESPN have agreed to go their separate ways after 35 years. The split is said to be mutual as ESPN currently pays $550 million per season for its MLB package which includes Sunday Night Baseball and a Wild Card series in the…
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28 Years Ago: NBC’s Uncensored Airing of Schindler’s List Made TV History
Today marks the 28th anniversary of a groundbreaking moment in television history: on February 23, 1997, NBC aired Steven Spielberg’s Schindler’s List uncensored, bringing the raw, unflinching Holocaust drama to millions of American homes. The broadcast, a rare instance of a major network presenting an R-rated film without edits for language, nudity, or violence, remains…
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Rural PBS Stations Could Be In Trouble As Talks of Funding Cuts Grow
Forty years after the Reagan administration urged PBS to seek alternative funding beyond taxpayer dollars, a new battle over public broadcasting’s financial lifeline is brewing. Back in the 1980s, PBS responded to the challenge by enhancing its corporate sponsorship model, moving beyond simple logo displays to airing messages that resemble commercials. This shift helped sustain…
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