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ESPN, Fox, and Warner Decide Not to Launch Venu Sports Streaming Service

Kellen January 10, 2025 2

Venu Sports was supposed to launch before 2024 ended as the ultimate sports streaming service, with access to all of ESPN's networks, Fox's sports properties, and Warner's TNT affiliates, as well as all of the major sports leagues and championships. This was...

Venu Sports, the Big Sports Streaming Service, Will Cost $42.99/Month

Kellen August 1, 2024 20

Earlier this year, ESPN, Fox, and Warner announced that they were teaming up to provide the ultimate in sports streaming service called Venu Sports. The plan, they said, was to have at least 15 networks for you to choose from, with coverage of all major US...

ESPN, Fox and Warner are Launching a Sports Streaming Service This Year

Kellen February 7, 2024 8

Streaming services were once an idea that had us excited. They were affordable, let us come close to fine-tuning our preferred viewing experience, and let us break free from the cable companies that dominated our lives and wallets for too many years. But these...

Fox News to Launch Paid Streaming Service for “Superfans” Called Fox Nation

Kellen February 20, 2018 92

Fox News announced this morning that it will launch a stand-alone streaming service in Q4 of this year called Fox Nation. It won't be free, but they aren't ready to announce pricing just yet. Fox says that Fox Nation will "enhance the Fox News viewer...

CBS All Access, FOX NOW, HGTV, and More Apps Now Support Chromecast

Tim May 15, 2015 68

A few new apps are supporting Chromecast this week, bringing even more content to cord cutters who utilizes Google's HDMI dongle. The apps with newly added casting support are CBS All Access, FOX NOW, HGTV, Pluto TV, FXNOW, and Haystack. CBS, FOX, HGTV, and...

Google Play Inks Deal With 20th Century Fox, Offers Prometheus 3 Weeks Ahead of DVD Release

Kellen September 18, 2012 32

The movies and TV lineup for Google Play received a bump in the right direction this morning when Google announced that they would start selling/renting 600 titles from Twentieth Century Fox. TV shows like Family Guy, Glee, and Modern Family all make the cut...