Tag Archives: Streaming TV

If it's one thing we seem to have more of than ever before, it's streaming options for TV and movies. So why can't we find what we want?

A recent report suggests that NBC is considering cutting one primetime hour seven nights a week in a cost-cutting measure. Here's why.

A decade ago, maybe even five year ago, you may have had a hard time imagining the streaming TV ratings just reported for the month of July.

NBC's last-remaining soap opera, 'Days of Our Lives,' will leave the network in September for a new, more modern television home.

The CNN+ shutdown has officially happened. The few subscribers to the service have just days to see what they may or may not miss.

Is Netflix going down a road of dishonesty by clickbaiting shows on its home page to get more clicks? One article seems to think so.

Disney announced a modest Hulu price hike that will take effect on Oct. 8 for its customers, whether they watch ad-free or ad-supported.

I learned an important lesson when I attempted to watch a special on CNN: If you don't have cable, there are no live streaming options.

Netflix chose the perfect day to let fans of 'Manifest' know that their #SaveManifest campaign actually paid off.

I definitely came late to the party in discovering the TV show 'Manifest.' But just when I thought I missed it, there's potential good news.

Last fall, I cut the cable cord and switched to streaming services for TV viewing. But there are more and more competing for your dollars!

CBS All Access will rebrand itself as Paramount + on March 4. There's one classic television show in particular I'm wondering about.

I must admit to spending a good deal of this month reliving my childhood by watching reruns of the Bob Barker era of 'The Price is Right.'

A battle between NBC and some of its affiliate stations over Peacock ads illustrates the problem network affiliates are having with the future of TV.

If you're a fan of binge-watching the antics of Mayberry, you may be surprised to learn that Netflix just lost 'The Andy Griffith Show.'

A new version of 'Unsolved Mysteries,' a true crime reality show that originally premiered on NBC in the late 1980s, just made its debut on Netflix.