Elon Musk’s X is Launching a TV App to Watch Video on Your TV
Dick Van Dyke earns historic Daytime Emmy nomination at age 98
Dick Van Dyke is vying for a historic Daytime Emmy at age 98
How Streaming f**ked everything!
The more time that passes, the less inclined I feel to watch TV... of any kind. #media #television
#newsonleo #television #rip Chance Perdomo, British-American actor best known for the role of Ambrose Spellman in Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, died in motorcycle accident at the age of 27.
#newsonleo #china #crime #television #netflix Xu Yao, former executive of Chinese game development company Yoozoo, has been sentenced to death for 2020 fatal poisinong of his boss Lin Qi, producer of Netflix TV show Three-Body Problem.
Longtime ESPN anchor John Anderson retiring from 'SportsCenter'
"SportsCenter" staple John Anderson is retiring from the program at the end of June.
Which is your favorite live-action sci-fi television franchise? Trekkies, which is your favorite series? #scifi #sciencefiction #television #tv
'Little House on the Prairie' cast talk 50th anniversary, remember Michael Landon
Melissa Gilbert said it's "overwhelming" to mark the milestone.
Elon Musk’s X is set to launch an app “identical” to YouTube’s TV offering for smart televisions as early as next week, according to a report.
Musk’s goal is to get users to watch “long videos on a bigger screen” — part of the billionaire’s larger initiative to make X the “everything app,” according to Fortune, which reported the news citing anonymous sources.
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FuboTV CEO slams ‘pernicious’ rivals Disney, Fox and WBD amid streaming lawsuit
‘We are asking for an opportunity to compete fairly as a business,’ CEO David Gandler says
Here is a #container for the hit series 24. The main character was Jack Bauer.
The First Cable TV Network of 2024 Is Shutting Down and Switch to Streaming
TV Japan, which delivers Japanese-language content in North America, will air its last broadcast on March 31. The company will move its offerings to a new streaming service called Jme. The streaming service will launch on March 20 and cost $25 a month before taxes, according to the network’s website.
Walmart to buy TV maker Vizio for $2.3 billion in move to grow its ad business
