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T-Mobile Customers Get Quibi Free for One Year (Then Must Chose Quibi or Netflix)
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T-Mobile customers are getting access to the short-form, high-budget streaming service free for a year, then must choose.
Plex Live TV Free for the next 3 Months to Help with Coronavirus
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To help with more people being stuck at home, Plex live TV is free for the next three months.
Every Movie Available to Stream Early Due to Coronavirus
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You might be stuck at home, but you do have plenty of new movies to choose from.
‘Spitting Image’ Returns This Year with Fresh Faces, Thanks to BritBox
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Spitting Image returns in 2020 with a lineup to reflect modern times.
One-Third of Americans Still Not Using Any Streaming Services
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On the positive side, two-thirds of Americans do use streaming services to some degree.
What’s Hot on Netflix: Top 10 Movies and Shows Lists Now Available
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Netflix has added top 10 lists to the service. They’re based on location and updated daily.
Parasite Available to Stream Through Hulu on April 8
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The Oscar-winning and history-making Parasite will make its US subscription service debut on Hulu.
Walmart Might Be Selling Vudu to NBCUniversal
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As Fox tries to buy Tubi, it seems NBCUniversal has set its sights on Walmart’s Vudu.
Want to Bundle HBO (Or Max) with YouTube TV? You Soon Can
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If you want to bundle HBO and YouTube you can. If you don’t, no problem.
ViacomCBS Confirms New “House of Brands” Streaming Service
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It sounds a lot like a ‘CBS All Access Max’ service.
Latest YouTube Report a Clear Reminder of the Importance of AVOD
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YouTube is not only the home of streaming videos for free, but also an important reminder of the power of the AVOD…
YouTube Almost Confirms Third-Party Video Subscriptions Are Coming
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Following recent rumors, YouTube provides a clear indication users will be able to sign up to third-party subscription services in 2020.
Is Roku Correct? Half of US TV Homes Will Be Cord Cutters by 2024
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Roku believes we’ve now entered the ‘Streaming Decade,’ but it is probably more accurate to think of the 2020s as the cord-nevers…
Netflix Autoplay Previews Can’t Be Disabled on Some Roku Players [Updated]
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The issue seems to be much worse for Roku Streaming Stick+ users.
YouTube Reportedly Plans to Start Selling Third-Party Subscriptions
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YouTube might follow in Amazon, Apple, and Roku’s footsteps by helping you manage your video subscriptions.
Streaming Impact on Theatrical Movie Releases “Greatly Exaggerated”
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Trade organization speaking on behalf of movie theater owners says streaming is not an issue.
Netflix No Longer Forces Subscribers to Watch Previews
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Netflix deals with unpopular autoplay previews feature by releasing a popular fix.
ViacomCBS Reportedly next to Launch Major New Streaming Service
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It might combine CBS All Access with other channels, but at the CBS All Access price.
Disney+ Has 28.6 Million Subscribers
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The results are finally in and Disney+ is officially a hit with more than 28 million subscribers.
Disney and ViacomCBS Primed to Take on Netflix in the Streaming Wars
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New report highlights Disney and ViacomCBS would likely lead the SVOD market if the streaming wars took full effect.
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