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Roku grows to 71.6 million users, platform revenue down
Roku now has more than 71.6 million monthly active accounts using its budget line of streaming TV hardware and smart TV sets.
Frndly TV launches on Vizio smart TV sets
The $7 a month service is now available to millions of Vizio TV users without a separate streaming device.
Some NBA Playoff games to simulcast with regional sports networks
Due to licensing and broadcast rights, some 2023 NBA Playoff games aired on ESPN and TNT will only be available on local sports networks in some areas.
Streaming options abound for 2023 NBA Finals
The finals will be available on ABC, ESPN, TNT and NBA TV this year, which are carried on a wide variety of afforable streaming TV services.
WBD unveils price hike, new name for streamer HBO Max
Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) will abandon its cornerstone streaming brand "HBO Max" in favor of a relaunched product called "Max."
Vice inks deal with Fox’s Tubi for documentaries
The documentaries will focus on topics synonymous familiar to Vice's fanbase, including online vigilantism, mass shootings and technology.
Vice inks deal with Fox’s Tubi for documentaries
The documentaries will focus on topics synonymous familiar to Vice's fanbase, including online vigilantism, mass shootings and technology.
KTLA news director Pete Saiers out at Nexstar
KTLA news director Peter Saiers has left the station after just three years on the job.
Lawmakers propose ban on loud streaming service ads
Federal lawmakers have introduced a proposal that would ban loud ads from appearing on streaming TV services.
Philo to drop Bloomberg on March 31
Philo will remove the financial news channel Bloomberg on March 31, according to an e-mail sent to some customers.
DirecTV to return Newsmax to lineup by end of week
DirecTV has reached an agreement with conservative commentary network Newsmax to return the channel to its satellite and streaming services by the end of the week.
Family sues iHeartMedia over TV news helicopter crash
The family of a North Carolina TV meteorologist killed in a helicopter crash last year has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against iHeartMedia.