Howdy will now be available as a subscription on Prime Video in the U.S., bringing its library of affordable, uninterrupted entertainment to customers beyond the Roku platform for the first time “Our ...

Howdy, Roku’s new subscription streaming TV service, has a new place to get seen, as a subscription offering through Amazon Prime Video. “Our goal has always been to make great entertainment more ...

Roku has lassoed Amazon‘s Prime Video Channels as a distributor of its low-cost, no-ads Howdy streaming service, marking the first time the $2.99/month package is available outside Roku’s ecosystem.

Apple has acquired MotionVFX, a company that develops plug-ins, templates, and advanced capabilities for Apple’s Final Cut Pro video editing software. The financial terms of the deal are unknown. “We ...

Apple's latest acquisition could be a hint towards improvements for Final Cut Pro. The tech giant acquired MotionVFX, as seen on the company's website and first reported by MacRumors, which is known ...

Consumers now have one more option for accessing Tennis Channel. The Sinclair-owned network, which launched its direct-to-consumer streaming service in 2024, is now partnering with Amazon’s Prime ...

Rakuten TV, the European streaming platform, has announced a collaboration with Prime Video to launch multiple FAST (Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV) channels across Germany, Spain and Italy. Through ...

Elisabetta Carruba, director, Prime Video channels, EMEA, touts the content agreements as latest steps towards the "goal of becoming the number 1 entertainment destination for our customers." By Georg ...

At the very end of 2025, a quiet but seismic shift marked the true end of an era: MTV officially shut down its remaining 24-hour music video channels worldwide. For many fans, that closure felt ...

MTV shut down its remaining 24/7 music channels in several countries, including the UK and Australia, at the end of 2025. The main MTV network shifted its focus to reality shows long ago and it ...

"I Want My MTV" was once the MTV slogan. Now it's a rallying cry for a coder who decided they weren't ready to say goodbye to an era of music video supremacy and built their own MTV Rewind app. While ...