Alan Wolk, co-founder and lead analyst at TV[R]EV, dissects the Disney+ international attack and Showtime, Sling TV and others going free during COVID-19.
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AT&T’s Cricket Wireless Announces $15 Phone Plan for New, Existing Customers
Cricket Wireless announced it will start offering a $15 plan in the wake of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and its economic impacts. The new plan comes shortly after T-Mobile announced ...Read More
Free Showtime bonanza will provide unique market data for providers
The free Showtime and Epix (or both) previews from providers are coming fast, and they could end up surfacing some interesting market data for subscription video services.
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Quibi Releases Chrissy’s Court Trailer
Court is in session. Quibi has released a new trailer for Chrissy’s Court, starring Chrissy Teigen. In the upcoming series, made for mobile-first streaming service Quibi, Chrissy Teigen is channeling ...Read More
EPIX is Free on YouTube TV For 30-Days
Today YouTube TV and EPIX announced that YouTube TV subscribers will be getting 30 days of free EPIX, EPIX 2, EPIX Hits, and EPIX Drive-In. This special offer of EPIX ...Read More
Deeper Dive—What is Facebank and why did it merge with fuboTV?
Remember the Tupac hologram from Coachella a few years ago? That was Facebank, back when it was called Pulse Evolution.
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FreeCast adds former Frontier, DTV America execs as it builds toward IPO
FreeCast, the company behind streaming TV service SelectTV, has added two video industry veterans as it continues building toward going public.
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The Free Broadcast Network CHARGE Has a New Lineup
Your weekdays are about to get blessed by Chuck Norris. CHARGE! has a new weekday lineup that you can watch for free. Watch Chips starting at 4PM PST, followed by Chuck ...Read More
TV antenna use surges amid coronavirus outbreak
TV antenna use in U.S. broadband households has been growing quickly over the past few years, and with the coronavirus outbreak it could surge even more.
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Charter’s Free Broadband Offer Now Extends to Educators
Charter Communications has announced it’s broadening its free-internet offer to include not only students, but also teachers as well. The initial offer, for households with students, was announced earlier this ...Read More