In a Q&A session with Wall Street Journal, John Stankey, COO of AT&T, discussed plans for rolling out HBO Max, the role One area he didn’t comment on was the ...Read More
Monthly Archives: September 2019
Tubi launches on Vizio smart TVs
Tubi, a free ad-supported streaming service with a library of more than 15,000 titles, is launching on Vizio SmartCast smart TVs.
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Discovery launches Food Network Kitchen, a streaming service with live cooking classes
Discovery today announced Foot Network Kitchen, a new streaming service that will include live cooking classes and integration with Amazon devices and Alexa voice controls.
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Comcast is Offering Free Unlimited Data for Customers Who Upgrade
Comcast is now offering new customers a deal for unlimited data if they choose the new xFi Advantage internet, in areas where that service is available. The company has also ...Read More
FandangoNow launches 3D video store on Oculus Go, Quest
FandangoNow, a transactional video on-demand service, is launching an app for the Oculus Go and Quest virtual reality headsets.
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Amazon rolls out new features for NFL Thursday Night Football streams
Amazon Prime Video is entering its third season as streaming partner for NFL Thursday Night Football and the tech giant is adding some new bells and whistles to its digital presentation.
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Amazon Event Wrap-Up: What We Did and Didn’t Hear About
This morning, we talked about some of the announcements we were expecting from the Amazon event today. Now that the event is over, we’re back to talk about the new ...Read More
Locast launches TiVo app
Locast, a service that provides streaming access to local broadcast channels, now has an app on TiVo’s over-the-air set-top boxes.
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60 Million Americans Will Cut the Cord in Next Five Years, Study Says
A new study from Roku shows that around 60 million households will watch TV exclusively through streaming by 2024. At that number, streaming will be more popular than traditional pay ...Read More
AT&T hits back at Sinclair’s ‘egregious demands’ in carriage dispute
AT&T’s current retransmission consent dispute with Sinclair is developing into a war of words, as AT&T hits back at Sinclair’s “egregious demands.”
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