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This Hit ’90s Show is Streaming For the First Time Ever — and Just Landed On Amazon Prime Video
The beloved CBS comedy-drama Northern Exposure, long banished to the world of DVDs and Blu-Rays, is now available for streaming for the first time ever thanks to Amazon Prime Video. Amazon quietly released all six seasons, totally 110 episodes, earlier this week, with TV Line the first to spot it on the service. The episodes…
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Fubo, Still Burning Through Millions in Cash, Just Bought Itself Some More Time
Live streaming service Fubo has the daunting task of balancing the momentum from a growing subscriber and revenue base with continued massive losses and a mountain of debt. The company just got a little breathing room to operate. Fubo on Tuesday said that it had struck a deal with one if its key debt holders…
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New York’s MSG and YES Network Form Joint Venture to Help Other Streaming Services
Who said the New York Knicks and New York Nets can’t get along? The two regional sports networks carrying those respective teams, MSG Networks for the Knicks, and YES Network for the Nets, are partnering up on a joint venture called Gotham Advanced Media and Entertainment designed to build out streaming and content distribution technology…
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Deal Alert! Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II Are $80 Off A Limited Time
Been looking for new earbuds for the new year? Do you want a high-end set of wireless earbuds for the gym? Right now, Bose has their QuietComfort Earbuds II on sale for $80 off the list price. With this deal, you can get the Bose QuietComfort Earbuds II for just $199.99, down from the list…
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Cox To Pay $13 Million for Deceptive Cable TV Pricing
Cox Communications is set to pay $13 million to settle an Arizona lawsuit that alleged the cable TV company disguised price hikes as “routine fees.” The lawsuit accuses Cox of deceiving Arizonans who bought TV services from the provider to enter long-term contracts by promising a “price lock guarantee” and other fixed pricing “deals,” according…
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Old Utility Poles May Get in the Way of High-Speed Internet Rollout
Virginia’s rural broadband fiber rollout plans may hit a snag if old telephone poles aren’t replaced. The delay lies between internet service providers and pole owners disagreeing over how much replacement work will cost and who will foot the bill, according to Cardinal News. Viriginia officials are concerned that fiber internet access may not reach…
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YouTube TV Is Working on Fixing a Glitch That Asks You to Subscribe to Max to Watch Warner Bros. Discovery Shows
Are you a YouTube TV subscriber that has been asked to subscribe to Max in order to watch programs from Warner Bros. Discovery? You are not alone, and Google has announced that they are working on fixing that glitch. The glitch causes programs from Max to appear inside your library alongside your DVRed content and…
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8.7 Million Fewer Americans Are Watching ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC Primetime Programs Compared to 5 Years Ago
Cord cutting is continuing to hit cable TV networks hard, and it also hit local TV stations in 2023. According to a report from Variety, ABC, CBS, FOX, and NBC are still the most watched TV networks; however, Primetime numbers are down compared to five years ago. In 2018, the major broadcasters averaged more than…
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Deal Alert! Mint Mobile & Ryan Reynolds Announce New Deflation Deals for 2024, Plans Starting At $15 Per Month
A New Year has arrived and the Ryan Reynolds-led Mint Mobile has announced a fresh deal to combat inflation. The brand has brought its deflation promo into the new year, which means new Mint users can get all wireless plans (including unlimited) for only $15 per month for the first three months. If you’re shopping…
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Verizon Wireless is Reportedly Raising Its Price on Legacy Plans
It looks like Verizon is about to raise the price of its legacy wireless plans for the 3rd time in the past year. This comes from The Mobile Report, which says its sources have reported that Verizon will raise the price of some of its legacy plans by $3 to $5 a month starting January…