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Veteran TV talkers Jason Concepcion and Greta Johnsen will host HBO's The Official Game of Thrones Podcast: House of the Dragon.
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"How to Watch TV" is a new Decider column about how to get the most from your TV experience.
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CNN+ opens directly within the CNN app and distinguishes itself visually from the rest of the app with a darker background, a cleaner interface, and no display advertising.
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"Viacom has BET+, they have Showtime, they have Paramount+, and they have their free service, Pluto TV. That's a lot of services."
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Big new features: Dolby Atmos, an Eco Remote, and a revamped interface that recommends film and TV titles across all of your streamers.
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The Hisense XClass TVs make watching TV a simpler, more intuitive experience.
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Comcast's new XClass TV looks to emerge in 2022 as a major competitor for Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast, Samsung and other smart TVs.
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Redbox CEO Galen Smith has a unique sell: Come for the Blu-rays, stay for the streaming.
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TCM general manager Pola Changnon and host Ben Mankiewicz talk about the network's evolution in the age of streaming.
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Discovery has a busy year ahead, including the launch of Magnolia Network on Discovery+ and on cable, before completing its merger with WarnerMedia in 2022.
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The new combination of WarnerMedia and Discovery Networks will have projected global revenues of $52 billion a year, which will make it twice the size of Netflix.
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HBO Max's three biggest opening-weekend movies are all theatrical blockbusters: Wonder Woman 1984, Godzilla vs. Kong, and Mortal Kombat.
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Bloomberg Quicktake is planning a primetime lineup of business-focused, celebrity-hosted shows that will bring a business focus to sports, tech and lifestyle programming.
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"It's ridiculous that Disney has so many different apps, and unifying them certainly makes sense," LightShed Partners media analyst Rich Greenfield says.
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Google TV is now a full-blown TV platform that's competing with Amazon, Roku, and Samsung for a spot in your living room.
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Discovery+, Paramount+ and Peacock figure to become the dominant streaming outlets in the reality TV genre.
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With its great catalog titles, surprisingly tolerable ad loads, news and sports programming, well-executed live channels, and intuitive interface, Peacock is a best-in-class free streamer.
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HBO Max has been hobbled by tech delays, exec changes, brand confusion and — most damaging of all — carriage disputes with Roku and Amazon.
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Starting this week, HBO Max users will also begin seeing more user-specific content recommendations.
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Shudder is now available both as a standalone streamer and as part of the new AMC+.
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How To Watch TV
"How to Watch TV" is a new Decider column about how to get the most from your TV experience.
CNN+ opens directly within the CNN app and distinguishes itself visually from the rest of the app with a darker background, a cleaner interface, and no display advertising.
"Viacom has BET+, they have Showtime, they have Paramount+, and they have their free service, Pluto TV. That's a lot of services."
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The Hisense XClass TVs make watching TV a simpler, more intuitive experience.
Comcast's new XClass TV looks to emerge in 2022 as a major competitor for Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast, Samsung and other smart TVs.
Redbox CEO Galen Smith has a unique sell: Come for the Blu-rays, stay for the streaming.
TCM general manager Pola Changnon and host Ben Mankiewicz talk about the network's evolution in the age of streaming.
Discovery has a busy year ahead, including the launch of Magnolia Network on Discovery+ and on cable, before completing its merger with WarnerMedia in 2022.
The new combination of WarnerMedia and Discovery Networks will have projected global revenues of $52 billion a year, which will make it twice the size of Netflix.
HBO Max's three biggest opening-weekend movies are all theatrical blockbusters: Wonder Woman 1984, Godzilla vs. Kong, and Mortal Kombat.
Bloomberg Quicktake is planning a primetime lineup of business-focused, celebrity-hosted shows that will bring a business focus to sports, tech and lifestyle programming.
"It's ridiculous that Disney has so many different apps, and unifying them certainly makes sense," LightShed Partners media analyst Rich Greenfield says.
Google TV is now a full-blown TV platform that's competing with Amazon, Roku, and Samsung for a spot in your living room.
With its great catalog titles, surprisingly tolerable ad loads, news and sports programming, well-executed live channels, and intuitive interface, Peacock is a best-in-class free streamer.
HBO Max has been hobbled by tech delays, exec changes, brand confusion and — most damaging of all — carriage disputes with Roku and Amazon.
Starting this week, HBO Max users will also begin seeing more user-specific content recommendations.
Shudder is now available both as a standalone streamer and as part of the new AMC+.
