TechCrunch
The number of U.S. households without a traditional cable or satellite TV subscription that instead receive broadcast stations using a digital antenna has jumped by nearly 50 percent over the past 8 years to reach 16 million homes, according to a new report f… more…
The Guardian (AU)
• Punters gaining an edge via time-lag on TV pictures • Sky working on problem but Ascot joining in April Drone activity around British racecourses is likely to continue for many months to come, with Sky Sports Racing in particular seemingly unable to reduce … more…
Cnet.com
Streaming service also unveils new binge-watching feature. more…
Business Insider
Super Bowl LIII is on Sunday, February 3. The game starts at 6:30 p.m. ET. It's possible to stream the game online from your phone, tablet, browser, Roku TV, or Chromecast from the CBS or Yahoo apps. There are also Super Bowl streaming options for football fa… more…
Fastcompany.com
The special comes just weeks after Lifetime’s searing docu-series Surviving R. Kelly. The list of R. Kelly’s public accusers is about to get longer. In a surprise special tonight, NBC Dateline says it will reveal new information about the scandal-ridden music… more…
9to5mac.com
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9to5mac.com
9to5Toys now has a new app! Download it to stay up to date on the best gear and deals on the web. Plus don’t forget to check us out on Apple News and sign up for the 9to5Toys Newsletter. Also, be sure to check us out on: Twitter, RSS Feed, Facebook, Google+ a… more…
Theinventory.com
Discounts on Kate Spade sale items, discounted hyper drive, and a Sunglass Warehouse sitewide sale lead off Sunday’s best deals from around the web. Read more... more…
Engadget
A new Nielsen study has found that the number of cord cutters in the US has grown by 48 percent over the past eight years. Apparently, 16 million homes no longer have traditional cable or satellite TV subscriptions, which means 14 percent of all hous... more…
Space.com
Whenever we have a total eclipse of the moon approaching, as we do now, my mind always drifts back to my very first total lunar eclipse more than half a century ago. more…
Techmeme.com
Sarah Perez / TechCrunch : Nielsen: US homes receiving over-the-air broadcast channels without a traditional cable or satellite TV subscription increased 48% to 16M over the past 8 years — The number of U.S. households without a traditional cable or satellite… more…
Recode
Plus, Pinterest is interviewing bankers — a sign that its IPO is finally happening; the number of US cord-cutting households grew nearly 50 percent in the last eight years; why Slack changed its logo. more…
Adage.com
NBC Universal plans to launch a free, ad-supported streaming service in early 2020, the company announced on Monday. The yet-to-be-named service will be led by Bonnie Hammer, who was promoted to chairman, direct-to-consumer and digital enterprises, for NBCU. … more…
Pocketnow.com
If you're just getting cutting your first cords and want to explore what awaits for you on the streaming networks, we can help you out. The post Best Streaming Apps for Cord Cutters appeared first on Pocketnow. more…
Fool.com
Seems everyone wants a piece of the streaming video market. more…
Fool.com
NBCUniversal CEO Steve Burke gave us some details on its streaming plans. more…
Business Insider
Dear Readers, Welcome to the first edition of BI’s new Media and Advertising newsletter. We’ve replaced our daily digest with a weekly version that publishes every Wednesday and will go deeper into the big stories we’ve been following. We’ll play around with … more…
Forbes.com
Is it fair for cable and satellite providers to charge consumers for channels they don't want? more…
Forbes.com
Comcast-owned NBCUniversal will launch its own ad-supported video-streaming service, headed by one of its most successful executives. It will be ad-supported, and free to Comcast and Sky subscribers. The service faces stiff competition from Netflix and numero… more…
Forbes.com
Consumers will absorb the Netflix price increase by cutting spending on rival services. more…