Looking to add a little thrill to your Monday nights? Acorn TV’s original dark, twisted thriller Blood is returning with series 2 rolling out new episodes every Monday night from March ...Read More
Monthly Archives: March 2020
Wolk’s Week In Review: Pluto revolutionizes the OTT interface, YouTube TV makes a deal for Sinclair’s RSNs
Alan Wolk, co-founder and lead analyst at TV[R]EV, digs into Pluto’s redesign and YouTube TV’s RSN deal with Sinclair.
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Here are the companies skipping NAB Show 2020
Here’s What’s on ESPN+ Next Week: Exclusive Content, MLB Spring Training & More
Mark your calendar, starting March 7, 2020, 30 For 30 Featuring Michael Vick will be moving exclusively to ESPN+. In addition to the documentary series, here’s the line up for ...Read More
Net Insight acquires Aperi’s IP video product portfolio for $1.2M
Net Insight today acquired Aperi’s IP video product portfolio as part of its strategy to grow its core media networks business.
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YouTube TV is Only Offering RSNs in Select Areas
Yesterday, YouTube TV removed some Fox regional sports networks and the YES Network from their live TV streaming lineup. The channels removed included Yes Network, Fox Sports Prime Ticket, and ...Read More
Limelight says it’s added 70% more capacity to its CDN service
Limelight Networks said that in the past year it’s added 70% more egress capacity to its content delivery network services, and that it’s done so with an environmentally conscious approach.
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CBS Launches CBSN Pittsburgh for Live News Coverage
CBS Television Stations and CBS Interactive announced today the launch of CBSN Pittsburgh. This is the eighth local streaming news services of the 13 planned to launch across the country. ...Read More
BBC’s BritBox streaming service hits 1M subscribers
BritBox, a North American subscription streaming video service from BBC Studios and ITV, said it now has one million subscribers, double what it had in January 2019.
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Quibi lands Canada partnership with Bell
Quibi has a friend in Canada with Bell, which will serve as the exclusive Canadian telecom marketing partner for the upcoming streaming video service.
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