Category: News
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Free Streaming Service STIRR Adds 11 New Channels & New Cities
The free streaming service STIRR has added eleven new channels to their lineup today. Viewers can now watch over 80 live channels of news, movies, sports, comedy, music, and more along with over 3,300 hours of on-demand content. STIRR has also added some new markets for its local news including Waco Texas. This means you…
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XUMO Now Allows Rewinding on Amazon Fire TV Devices
The free streaming service XUMO has a new feature on its app on some devices. XUMO users can now rewind to the beginning of current program airing. XUMO has over 180 live channels. With this new feature, viewers can open the app at any time and watch shows and movies from the beginning. For now,…
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Is Cord Cutting to Blame for NBA Ratings Decline? We Take a Look…
Last week, Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban blamed cord cutting for lower ratings of NBA games. It’s true that numbers are declining for the league. Sports Business Journal shows that the ratings of games on TNT are down 23%, games shown on ESPN are down 20%, and Regional Sports Networks are down 13%. But is…
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Hulu, YouTube TV, & Sling TV Are Roku’s Most Popular Live TV Streaming Services
One of the most common questions in cord cutting right now has been who has the most popular live TV streaming service. Now, according to Roku, Hulu, Sling TV, and YouTube TV are the top three live TV streaming services in America. What is slightly surprising is that PlayStation Vue has falling to last place…
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TIDAL is Now Offering a High School Student Discount
Today, the music streaming service TIDAL announced that they are now offering a 50% discount for high school students ages 16 and up. Prices for these students are now $4.99 for Premium and $9.99 for HiFi memberships. “TIDAL continues to explore new ways to ensure everyone has access to the best music streaming experience,” said…
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Here’s the Free Streaming Service Comet’s New Weekday Schedule for December
If you’re into classic SciFi content, you probably already know about the free streaming service Comet. The platform offers shows like Babylon 5 and Stargate SG-1 on its channel, all with no subscription fee. Here is how Comet describes their channel: “COMET is a new television channel dedicated to sci-fi entertainment offering popular favorites, cult classics, and undiscovered gems, every…
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Amazon Fire TV Now Has a Yahoo Video Channel
Yahoo Video is now available on Fire TV devices, giving users a personalized video stream of the news, people, sports, and topics they want to see. Here’s how Yahoo describes the app. Watch your free personalized video reel made from the teams, stocks, and celebs you follow. Simply download the app, select your interests, and…
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Stream The Holiday Yule Log For Free on Your TV With Tubi
Wishing you had a fireplace to cozy up to this holiday season? How about the next best thing? You can stream a digital version of a crackling Yule Log a-glow with Christmas cheer right on your TV thanks to Tubi. Best of all, it’s completely free. All that’s missing are the chestnuts roasting! Here are…
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Sling TV is Offering a Google Nest Hub at No Cost if You Prepay
Last month Sling TV announced that they are bringing the Sling TV app to the Google Nest Hub and Nest Hub Max. Now you can stream all your favorite shows through Sling TV on Google’s smart display, the Nest Hub. Today Sling TV announced that if you pre-pay for three months of Sling TV you…
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YouTube TV Will Soon Be Adding a Mark as Watched Option for DVR & On-Demand Programs
One of the most requested features for the YouTube TV app is the ability to mark shows and movies in your Library as watched. With the way YouTube TV adds every program of a show, many have hoped that they would be able to mark a show as watched so it would no longer be…