"It's a subscription-palooza," says T-Mobile's president and COO. And while the company plans to have home and mobile products, they might not look like what you're used to — which is the idea.
'MultiView' is exactly what it sounds like — multiple events all on one screen.
When services make it easy to quit, the customer wins.
The milestone came in less than a year, and some 568,000 subscribers came along with the service's first UFC Fight Night.
The cool thing about streaming services is that there aren't any contracts, and no real penalties for deciding to move on.
That means you can have Fubo TV on your iPad, iPhone and Apple TV box, right alongside all your other streaming services.
Look, we've all done it. We've clicked on a video that we don't want anyone to know we clicked on.
Because it can't be Valentine's Day without Deadpool.
There's only one place to watch the Puppy Bowl — and preferably with someone furry in your lap.
"Expectations for advertising have also changed," Hulu says, so it's OK to advertise rotting your teeth and wiping your butt when you pause "This Is Us."
Execs from The Fault in our Stars and Justified to lead the show.
New episodes appear every Thursday starting on April 11.
And signing up before launch day gets you a few extra perks.
So you can now watch True Detective, Crashing and High Maintenance on Friday.
ESPN+ has the late-night fight on Feb. 2, so now's a good time to use that free trial.
Without discounts and promotions, DirecTV Now takes a quarter-million-subscriber hit.
CEO Tim Cook says the words 'cable bundle,' though, so let's all lose our minds!
The UFC returns to Brazil this Saturday night.
There's a good chance you can't actually watch the weather channel if you've cut the cord. And that's crazy.
Because someone has to do it, and that Brady dude is a little busy this week.