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The Streaming Wars Effect on the Entertainment Industry; Plus, Explaining NextGen TV and its Potential Impact on Broadcasting
Posted on · How entertainment companies are all vying for control of viewers’ attention.
Posted on · How entertainment companies are all vying for control of viewers’ attention.
Posted on · Our guests explain the recent developments of the cyber industry, cryptocurrency, and our economy.
Posted on · University of Kentucky Law professor Dr. Melynda Price speaks candidly with guest host and twin, Dr. Melanye Price, about TV during the pandemic. TV Critic Jeff Yang discusses the diversifying of streaming service content.
Posted on · On Thursday's Houston Matters: Galveston County's response to the coronavirus, how the pandemic might affect urbanization in Texas, the rise of video streaming services amid social distancing, and why some cleaning products work better on some surfaces.
Posted on · YouTube TV subscribers will have access to inspiring, educational content from Houston Public Media
Posted on · Monday marks the death of net neutrality, and that means that users could notice small but increasing changes in the way they use the Internet
Posted on · To binge or not to binge? How is it different from getting caught up in a great book? And is it really
Posted on · There’s long been competition for our home entertainment dollars, from providers of phone, internet, cable or satellite services. That competition’s centered around jockeying for customers by providing better deals, content, or service. Phone companies claimed better rates or hours for long-distance. Cable and satellite companies claimed better channel lineups. Internet service providers claimed better connections. […]
Posted on · As more programs and networks offer ever more vibrant streaming services, more Houstonians are cutting the cord entirely on cable and satellite. We ask tech blogger Dwight Silverman what you should know as you contemplate whether to discard your current cable or satellite provider.