Category: All News
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Amazon Adds FandangoNOW to The Fire TV
Amazon’s Fire TV has a history of not supporting third party video stores as an official app. This week that change as Amazon added FandangoNOW to the Fire TV, Fire TV Stick, and Fire Tablets. This means you now have one more option to watch movies and TV shows you didn’t buy on Amazon’s Prime…
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Movie Anywhere Reminds Subscribers to Agree to Privacy Policy to Avoid Service Interruption
Movies Anywhere is sending out emails, reminding subscribers to renew their Video Data consent and update digital retailer connections within the app to avoid interruption of the service. There are a couple different versions of the notice being sent out, but if you’re a Movies Anywhere subscriber, you should be getting a message similar to…
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Spectrum Agrees to Pay $16.9 Million Over Internet Complaints
This week the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced a $16.9 million deal with Spectrum over Time Warner Cable’s internet service. The complaints come down to spectrum’s Time Warner Cable listing speeds but not offering them. “This historic settlement serves as a warning to all companies in California that deceptive practices are bad for…
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Confirmed: A Friends Reunion Special is Coming to HBO MAX
Back in November, we shared the news about rumors of a Friends reunion special in the works for HBO Max. At that time, there were mixed messages, with Jennifer Anniston hinting at a reunion on the Ellen DeGeneres Show, but the show’s original producers denying the rumors. Now AT&T has confirmed that a reunion special is…
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Comcast is Reportedly in Talks to Buy Vudu
Today The Wall Street Journal reported that Comcast’s NBCUniversal is in talks to buy the streaming service Vudu from Walmart. Back in 2010 Walmart bought Vudu for $100 million and has reportedly been looking at selling the service for about a year now. According to the report Comcast si interested in pairing the service with…
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FOX is In Talks to Acquire Free Streaming Service Tubi
FOX is reportedly in talks to acquire the free streaming service Tubi for $500 million, according to a report from Wall Street Journal. The reported said the information came from anonymous sources. It’s not surprising to see interest in buying this free service, as Tubi recently reported that the company is growing faster than ever.…
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How to Watch The Nevada Caucuses Results on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, & More
Tomorrow February 22nd, 2020 the Nevada Caucuses will happen for the Democratic candidates. The good news is you don’t need a two-year contract with your cable TV provider to watch the results. Right now there are many options to stream CNN, FOX News, MSNBC, CNBC, and even many free options on your Roku, Fire TV,…
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fuboTV Has Moved NBA TV from Basic Package to Add-On Packages
fuboTV has moved the NBA TV channel from their Standard package, and the channel is now available only through the Sports Extra or the fubo Extra add-on packages. Previously, fuboTV Standard subscribers got the channel with their basic package, which costs $54.99/month. Now, those subscribing to fuboTV will need to add the Sports Plus with…
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How Cord Cutters Can Watch The Marquee Network When it Launches February 22
Marquee Sports Network will launch on February 22, 2020. This network will be the exclusive TV home for the Chicago Cubs, allowing fans to watch live Cubs games, pre and post game coverage, and exclusive Cubs content, along with other local sports programming. If you’re a Cubs fan, this is how you’ll be able to…
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Here Are the Cable TV Networks Most Likely to Shut Down in 2020
Over the last few years there has been a growing wave of cable TV networks shutting down. Now in 2020 we are getting signs that two major networks will be shutting down. So, here are the cable TV networks most likely to shut down in 2020. #1 Cinemax It was recently announced that Cinemax would…