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ESPN Lost Over $110 Million Because of Its Contract Fight With YouTube TV
Disney’s sports broadcasting arm, ESPN, suffered a substantial financial setback, amounting to a $110 million reduction in operating income during its fiscal year-end quarter for 2025. This impact stemmed directly from a 15-day blackout of its networks on Google’s YouTube TV platform, which occurred from October 30 to November 14, 2025. This also comes as…
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Disney+ & Hulu Generated $450 Million in Just Three Months, But its YouTube TV Contract Fight Hurt Its TV Profit
In a pivotal moment for the entertainment giant, The Walt Disney Company reported robust first-quarter earnings for fiscal 2026, highlighting a significant turnaround in its streaming business while navigating challenges in traditional media and ongoing speculation about CEO Bob Iger’s successor. The results, released on February 2, 2026, underscore Disney’s strategic pivot toward digital dominance,…
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Disney May Announce a New CEO Tomorrow
In the ever-evolving landscape of corporate leadership, The Walt Disney Company finds itself at a pivotal juncture, with whispers in industry circles pointing to a possible revelation of its next chief executive officer as soon as tomorrow. This development comes amid mounting pressure on the entertainment giant to solidify its succession strategy, a process that…
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Netflix Picks Up Tyson Fury’s Return Bout, Strengthening Its Sports Push
One of boxing’s biggest personalities and most-watched draws is returning to the ring, and Netflix is streaming the event. The streamer announced heavyweight star Tyson Fury’s return to the ring is set to headline a bout against Arslanbek Makhmudov, live on the platform. The bout is set for April 11 and will take place live…
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DIRECTV Has Added 4 New Channels
DIRECTV has expanded its channel lineup by incorporating DAZN Ringside and enhanced Regional Sports Network (RSN) options, while signaling the imminent launch of two additional channels. This development comes as the satellite and streaming service provider continues to adapt to the evolving preferences of sports enthusiasts, who increasingly seek diverse and specialized programming. The additions…
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Here’s What’s Next On Hulu, Disney+, and ESPN in February 2026
Welcome to February. This is the full list of all you can expect to drop from the Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN bundle over the next 29 days. From Pro Bowl Games to Planet of the Apes, it’s all here. Grab the remote and enjoy the ride with Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN. February 1 • ESPN:…
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Here’s Everything Coming to FOX One in February 2026
FOX One’s February additions pack the month with marquee sports, milestone TV moments, and season premieres. The upcoming lineup delivers live events you don’t want to miss and new episodes you don’t want to wait on, with a catalog filled with your favorite FOX shows, originals, and more, all in one place. If you’re a…
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2026 Grammy Awards: Nominees, How to Watch, Time & Everything You Need To Know
Music’s Biggest Night is almost here. The 2026 Grammy Awards will air live from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles, celebrating the year’s biggest artists, albums, and performances across every genre. If you’re looking to watch the Grammys without cable, the easy option is Paramount+, but there are plenty of easy streaming options available. Hosted…
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Anker’s Prime 100W 3-Port GaN USB-C Charger Drops to Just $45.99
In a move that’s sparking excitement among tech enthusiasts, Anker has slashed the price of its highly acclaimed Anker Prime 100W 3-Port GaN USB-C Charger to just $45.99, down from its regular retail price of $69.99. This 35% discount, available through Anker’s official Amazon storefront, marks one of the best deals of the year for…
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SiriusXM May Owe You Money For Unwanted Calls As Part of a $28 Million Settlement
Satellite radio provider SiriusXM has agreed to pay $28 million to resolve a class action lawsuit accusing the company of making unwanted telemarketing calls to individuals whose phone numbers were listed on national or internal do-not-call registries. The settlement stems from allegations that the company violated the Telephone Consumer Protection Act by contacting people who…
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13 Years Ago Today: Netflix Released ‘House of Cards’
Thirteen years ago, on February 1, 2013, the television landscape was forever altered when Netflix unleashed its first original series, House of Cards. Starring Kevin Spacey as the cunning Congressman Frank Underwood and Robin Wright as his equally ambitious wife Claire, the show didn’t just premiere—it dropped all 13 episodes at once, pioneering the binge-watching…
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Why Do Some YouTube TV Subscribers Not Get The New Features & How New Features Roll Out So Fast
The YouTube TV app on many streaming platforms, such as Roku, Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, and various smart TVs, often appears stagnant when it comes to visible updates. Users frequently notice that new interface elements, features, or improvements roll out much more slowly—or sometimes not at all—compared to the mobile or web versions of…
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Roku Faces a Class Action Lawsuit over Its Roku TVs
Roku Inc., a leading provider of streaming devices and smart televisions, is currently under investigation for a potential class action lawsuit concerning defects in its Roku TVs, including models produced in collaboration with TCL Electronics. The probe centers on reports of screen malfunctions that have left numerous consumers with inoperable devices, prompting questions about product…
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Comcast & Spectrum Lost Over 1.43 Million TV Customers & Over 1.11 Million Internet Customers As Cord Cutting 2.0 Grows
In a stark indicator of shifting consumer behaviors in the telecommunications sector, major cable providers Spectrum and Comcast collectively shed 1,439,000 television subscribers and 1,110,000 internet customers throughout 2025. This substantial decline underscores the accelerating momentum of what industry observers term Cord Cutting 2.0, a phenomenon extending beyond traditional television abandonment to encompass the rejection…
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The US Government Has Approved ESPN Buying The NFL Network & NFL Redzone
In a landmark development for sports media, U.S. government regulators have granted final approval to a multi-billion-dollar deal that sees ESPN acquire key assets from NFL Media, with the transaction officially closing late Saturday, January 31, 2026. The agreement, first negotiated and announced in the summer of 2025, marks one of the most significant partnerships…
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