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Free Streaming Service LocalBTV Is For Sale After Running Out of Money
LocalBTV, a live TV streaming service that offers local channels for free, has been offline for almost three weeks and has run out of money, Cord Cutters News has learned. Its parent company, Didja Inc., is looking for new investors or a buyer to take over the company, according to a person familiar with the…
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Disney-Owned Titles Are Headed to Netflix Next Year. Here’s What You’ll Be Able To Watch
Disney’s latest move in the streaming service industry is a new licensing deal between Disney Entertainment and Netflix, according to Variety. This marks a welcome return after Disney pulled much of its programming from the streaming giant once Disney+ launched in 2019. Disney wanted to shore up its own library and make the service attractive…
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FCC Sticks With its Decision to Reject Starlink Bid for $900 Million in Internet Subsidies
The Federal Communications Commission on Monday said it reaffirmed its previous decision to reject Starlink’s application for $900 million in subsidies from the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund due to the company failing to meet the program’s requirements. Starlink had applied for $885 million in federal subsidies from the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund, which uses scarce…
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The War on IPTV Drafts New Allies That Could Stop Pirates in Their Tracks
Anti-piracy efforts are drafting virtual private networks (VPNs) and domain name systems (DNS) into the war against illegal IPTV providers. Italy’s Piracy Shield says VPNs and DNS services must comply with the same blocking orders as internet service providers, according to Torrent Freak. The request for VPNs and DNS services to crack down on illegal…
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T-Mobile Now Offers Free AAA Membership For Wireless And 5G Home Internet Customers
T-Mobile is offering a free AAA membership for its postpaid voice line customers. The deal is available to new and active AAA members for a full year of a Basic or Classic membership. The offer is available to T-Mobile, T-Mobile for Business, and Sprint customers in good standing and is limited to 1 AAA membership…
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Disney Says The Hulu App Will Not Shut Down As Hulu Content Merges Into Disney+
Last week, Disney+ and Hulu apps have finally merged, with Hulu content now available inside the Disney+ app. Now Hulu says don’t worry the Hulu app is not going away and you will be able to use that app if you would rather not use the Disney+ app. This has been a huge concern for…
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Philo is Adding 10 New Free Channels From A&E, Lionsgate, & More
Today Philo announced that they are adding ten new free channels from A&E, Lionsgate, and more. This comes as Philo added ten other new channels to their base plan back in November. Here are all the new channels added today: Mythical 24/7 Created by Rhett McLaughlin & Link Neal (AKA Rhett & Link), founders &…
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FilmRise Partners With Samsung TV Plus to Launch Free Channels in Europe
FilmRise on Monday said it partnered with Samsung TV Plus Europe to bring the studio’s branded channels to multiple European territories across the continent for free, including the Andromeda, Forensic Files, FilmRise Free Series, and Highway to Heaven channels. Daniel Gagliardi, vice president of digital distribution and business development for FilmRise, said the company is…
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Paramount Could See Big Layoff in Early 2024
Paramount executives are considering cutting more than 1,000 jobs early next year as the media company is at a crossroads, according to The Wall Street Journal. The move comes as Shari Redstone, whose National Amusements owns roughly 80% of the voting share in Paramount, is reportedly discussing a potential deal with Skydance Media. Paramount faces…
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Sports Streaming Platform Caffeine.TV Hits 60 Million Active Users
Caffeine.TV, a free global live sports broadcasting platform, surpassed 60 million monthly active users today, a massive jump from 5 million a year ago. The news comes with a few new partners signed on to build a live sports platform fit for the next generation, the company told Cord Cutters News. The Caffeine.TV platform launched…
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Asurion Home+ Makes Tech Support Easy, Convenient, & Affordable on All of Your Devices
This post is a sponsored opportunity from Asurion Home+; however, all opinions expressed here are my own. As technology is always evolving, consumers sometimes have issues with their devices and Asurion Home+ is here to give you much-needed solutions. If you ever have questions on how to install a device or if your favorite gadget…
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Comcast Launches The Xumo Stream Box To Its Internet Customers For a $15 One-Time Activation Fee & $5 a Month But First Device is Free
Today, Comcast announced that Xfinity internet customers can now get the Xumo Stream Box. This streaming player is an updated version of the Xfinity Flex streaming player that has been on the market for some time. Comcast says this new streaming player will make finding content to watch easier. This streaming player is a joint…
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Deal Alert! Amazon’s Echo Show 15 With Built-In Fire TV & Remote Is $75 Off
Do you want a TV for you kitchen, office, etc? Also want a smart speaker and display? Right now, Amazon has the Echo Show 15 a full Alexa smart display that comes with a Fire TV built-in, and a Fire TV remote is on sale for Christmas. This is a great all-in-one device that can…
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You Can Now Watch Max In The YouTube App
Today, Warner Bros. Discovery and YouTube announced that the ad-free tier of Max is now available on Primetime Channels in the U.S. With this news, YouTube customers will have access all of Max’s programming through the YouTube app if they subscribe to Max through YouTube Primetime Channels. This means you will be able to find Warner…
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You Could Be One of the First People To Try Google’s 20 Gig Internet But It Will Cost You $250 a Month
Google is looking for people to try out its speedy new internet plan. The new residential 20 Gig internet with Wi-Fi 7 for $250 per month. Installations will start early next year. “At $250, it’s a lot of speed for that price, and we know that it will enable innovators who want to be able to…
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