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HBO Max Back On Amazon Channels Our Guess Why

HBO Max under its old management team pulled the premium streaming service off of Amazon’s Channels, not to be confused with the Fire TV app store. Amazon Channels is a service that Amazon set up to allow users to sign up for streaming services through their Amazon accounts as opposed to creating new profiles with…

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Fubo Sports Now On Freevee

Fubo Sports Network added a big new partnership this week with Amazon’s Freevee. Fubo Sports Network, which closed September 2022 with its highest viewership to date, an increase of 121% year-over-year, continues to broaden its distribution. The network is now available across streaming platforms including LG Channels, Samsung TV Plus, The Roku Channel, Vizio WatchFree+,…

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More Free Streaming Coming

TMB, announced the strategic expansion of its recently launched free ad-supported streaming FAST channel, “At Home with Family Handyman.” The channel launched on XUMO, Plex, and Sling TV earlier this year, and is now streaming on FuboTV, LG Channel and The Roku Channel. “As the cord-cutting trend continues, we are committed to meeting our highly-engaged…

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November And December Are Best For Streaming Deals

November is a great month to look for savings on streaming. From big discounts on streaming devices and smart TVs to huge discounts on services the month before December can bring Christmas home early. In the services front there are often major savings, like Hulu for .99 cents per month. That’s $12.00 for Hulu for…

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New Content Coming To The TCL Channel

Magnolia Pictures and its sister company, Spotlight Cinema Networks, announced a partnership with TCL FFalcon (TCL Electronics’ subsidiary) for a branded CineLife channel on select platforms. This new partnership marks the first time that CineLife will be directly available to consumers through a TCL platform product. CineLife programming available on TCL includes award-winning documentaries and…

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