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Roku-Powered Aurzen Projectors Are Up to 35% Off — Big-Screen Streaming Starts at $129
Need a weekend backyard movie machine or a dorm/bedroom theater on a budget? Choose between a pair of pocket-friendly projectors that run the Roku TV experience natively and save for a limited time. In a Prime-exclusive deal, the Aurzen Roku TV Smart Projector D1R Cube is down to $179.99 (was $249.99), and the slightly smaller-spec…
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Buffalo Public Radio is Launching a Commercial Radio Station After $2.2 Million in Federal Budget Cuts
Buffalo Toronto Public Media (BTPM), the nonprofit organization overseeing public radio and television services in Western New York and Southern Ontario, has announced plans to introduce a new commercial full-service talk station on the 94.5 FM frequency currently occupied by WNED-FM, according to Radio Insight. This development marks a significant shift in the group’s radio…
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Deal Alert: Up To 50% Off of Amazon Fire TV Sticks
Amazon’s Fire TV Sticks are back on sale for the lowest prices we’ve seen. If you’re in the market for a new powerful and portable device to watch content both at home and while traveling, this is a great time to upgrade without breaking the bank. The sale includes the Amazon Fire TV Stick 4K…
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Amazon Will Invest $50 Billion in OpenAI
OpenAI has closed another round of funding, reporting that the company raised $110 billion. $50 billion of that is coming from Amazon, starting with an initial $15 billion and followed by another $35 billion in the coming months. Amazon announced today that the investment is part of a strategic partnership, with the two companies jointly…
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Physical DVD & Blu-Ray Are Getting a Second Life As People Worry About Streaming Prices
The physical media market for home video in the United States has experienced a dramatic downturn over the past several years, with sales of DVDs, Blu-rays, and UHD Blu-rays plummeting from billions to hundreds of millions in revenue. This trend underscores the broader transformation in how consumers access entertainment, as streaming services and digital purchases…
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Mass Layoffs at ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC Locals of Over 650 Employees Raise Questions About Local News
Over the past year, from early 2025 through early 2026, the newsrooms of ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC have faced substantial workforce reductions as the media industry grapples with declining linear television ratings, shifting advertising revenues, and corporate restructurings. These layoffs reflect broader trends in broadcast journalism, where traditional networks are adapting to a digital-first…
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HBO Max & Paramount+ Are Merging – Here is Everything We Know
In a landmark development reshaping the entertainment industry, Paramount Skydance Corporation has emerged as the winner to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery in its entirety, paving the way for a merger of their flagship streaming services, Paramount+ and HBO Max. This move comes after Netflix declined to match Paramount’s revised offer, effectively bowing out of a…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Will Be Sold to Paramount After Netflix Declined to Match Its Latest Offer
In a stunning turn of events that could reshape the entertainment landscape, Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has officially deemed Paramount Global’s acquisition offer superior to a competing bid from streaming giant Netflix. Netflix confirmed today that it will not match Paramount’s proposal and has declined to raise its offer, paving the way for Paramount to…
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Comcast Now Offers Free Disney+ & Hulu With Some Internet Plans
Comcast has launched a new bundle that provides free access to Disney+ and Hulu for subscribers of select Xfinity internet plans. This initiative, rolled out amid growing demand for integrated entertainment and connectivity solutions, aims to deliver added value to customers by combining high-speed internet with popular streaming services. The bundle is designed to appeal…
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The FCC Is Looking into the Move of the NFL & Other Sports Teams to Paid Streaming Apps from Free ABC, CBS, Fox, & NBC
The Federal Communications Commission has launched a formal public inquiry into the ongoing migration of live sports broadcasting rights from traditional free over-the-air television to subscription-based streaming platforms. Announced on February 25, 2026, this move reflects growing concerns about marketplace fragmentation, rising consumer costs, and the ability of broadcasters to meet their public interest obligations…
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Netflix and Apple Will Team Up to Stream Formula 1 Content This Season
Today, Netflix and Apple announced that they will collaborate to offer Formula 1 content this year. For the first time, F1: Drive to Survive will be available to stream globally on Netflix, along with Apple TV in the U.S. Netflix will also be streaming the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix live to viewers in the U.S.…
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The NFL is the Cable Bundle’s Final Lifeline, Analysts Warn
A Bank of America note says the NFL is the key reason cable bundles haven’t disappeared, and analysts are sounding the alarm, according to a report from Front Office Sports. Rising rights costs are putting major broadcasters under pressure, and the league’s games are basically “glue” that holds traditional TV together. Per the report, Bank…
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36 Years Ago Today: MacGyver’s Milestone 100th Episode ‘Deep Cover’ Aired on ABC
Today we look back 36 years to February 26, 1990, when the 100th episode of the beloved action-adventure series MacGyver aired on ABC, marking a significant milestone for the show that had captivated audiences with its clever blend of ingenuity, suspense, and non-violent heroism. Titled “Deep Cover,” the episode exemplified the series’ signature style, featuring…
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Pre-Order the Google Pixel 10a Now & Get a $100 Amazon Gift Card
Google’s new Pixel 10a phone will be released on March 5. Right now, you can preorder your new phone from Amazon and get a free $100 Amazon gift card with your purchase. This deal will be offered now through March 11, 2026, while supplies last and subject to availability. About Google’s New Phone:
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DIRECTV Warns Of The Danger of Mega ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC Mergers to Local News
In a recent move to influence regulatory decisions, satellite television provider DIRECTV has presented a detailed analysis to the Federal Communications Commission, pointing out potential drawbacks of increasing consolidation among local television station groups. The submission focuses on how mergers and shared operations among broadcasters are leading to a noticeable decline in the production and…
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