Category: News
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Home Theater Upgrade: Curved 92″ Projector Screen Now 52% Off
Transform your home theater with cinematic immersion. The Elite Screens Lunette 2 Series 92″ Curved Projector Screen is now just $375.50, down from $777. That’s a massive 52% savings on a premium curved fixed-frame display built for 4K Ultra HD projection. Designed with CineWhite screen material and a 160-degree viewing angle, it enhances brightness and…
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Your Local ABC, CBS, FOX, & NBC News is Getting More Personalized
Gray Media today announced a transformative video streaming deal that leverages Google Cloud’s cutting-edge AI infrastructure and Quickplay’s cloud-native platform to deliver an unparalleled, personalized viewing experience. This end-to-end solution is poised to redefine how audiences engage with content, setting a new standard for the media and entertainment industry by combining real-time data analytics with…
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Newsmax Inc. Appoints FuboTV Co-Founder David Gandler to Board of Directors
Newsmax Inc., announced today the appointment of David Gandler, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of FuboTV Inc. (NYSE: FUBO), to its Board of Directors, effective immediately. Gandler’s addition brings the board to six members, joining CEO Christopher Ruddy, former U.S. Secretary of Labor Alex Acosta, Ambassador Nancy Brinker, Christopher Nixon Cox, and Ambassador Paula J.…
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ESPN’s New Streaming Service Not Available to Some Disney+ Bundle Customers
Customers enjoying the Disney+ bundle through Verizon are encountering unexpected hurdles when trying to sign up for the newly launched ESPN streaming service, according to recent reports and user experiences shared online. The issue stems from restrictions that prevent Verizon-managed Disney+ bundle subscribers, particularly those receiving the bundle for free as part of their mobile…
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ESPN Unlimited Launches Today: Everything to Know About Watching with Roku, Fire TV & More
Today marks the official launch of ESPN’s new streaming service. Here’s what you need to know. ESPN Unlimited Plan At-A-Glance Pricing: The new ESPN Unlimited plan costs $29.99 per month Availability: You can watch on these devices – Android Phone, Android Tablet, Android TV, Apple TV, iPad, iPhone, Fire TV, Chromecast, Cox Contour 2, Contour…
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Massive PayPal Data Breach, Reportedly Exposing 15.8 Million Users
A staggering 15.8 million PayPal login credentials have reportedly been exposed and put up for sale on the dark web, according to claims made by a hacking group. The group alleges that the data, which includes email addresses and plaintext passwords, was obtained in a sophisticated breach that took place in May 2025 according to…
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Peacock and WWE Announce Multi-Year Partnership to Exclusively Stream Select WWE Events
Peacock and WWE, part of TKO Group Holdings, have unveiled a landmark multi-year partnership to bring the iconic Saturday Night’s Main Event series exclusively to Peacock. The agreement marks a significant expansion of the collaboration between WWE and NBCUniversal, reinforcing Peacock’s position as a premier destination for wrestling fans. Under the terms of the deal,…
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NFL Sunday Ticket Subscribers Are Getting Free Select NFL Preseason Games
In a surprising twist for football fans, NFL preseason games have been popping up on YouTube’s NFL Sunday Ticket, a premium service traditionally reserved for out-of-market regular-season broadcasts. This unexpected development has sparked curiosity and excitement among subscribers, as the platform, which carries a $2 billion annual media rights package, is typically limited to regular-season…
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Fox One Will Offer a Free Trial Letting Customers Test It Out Fox’s New Streaming Service
Fox Corporation has unveiled exciting details about its upcoming streaming service, Fox One, set to launch on August 21, 2025, with a compelling offer for new subscribers. The service, priced at an affordable $19.99 per month, will provide access to a comprehensive lineup of Fox’s popular brands, including FS1, FS2, local Fox stations, the Big…
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Target’s CEO is Stepping Down As It Struggles
Minneapolis-based discount retail giant Target announced Wednesday that Chief Operating Officer Michael Fiddelke, a 20-year company veteran, will take over as chief executive officer on February 1, succeeding Brian Cornell, who has led the company for 11 years. The decision comes as Target grapples with persistent sales declines and works to restore its reputation as…