Luke Bouma is the Owner at Cord Cutters News. He specializes in areas such as publishing and media, broadcasting, telecommunications, and the film industry, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Luke's insights and expertise have been featured in prominent outlets including Cord Cutters News and Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine.
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By: Luke Bouma
The past week delivered a concentrated set of developments for households that have left traditional cable behind, spanning free ad-supported apps, live sports picture quality, over-the-air classic-film programming, and the early history of one of the largest virtual pay-TV services. Pluto TV completed a visible redesign on Roku televisions and Roku players as part of […]
By: Luke Bouma
Fifty-two years ago, on September 11, 1974, NBC first aired Little House on the Prairie and introduced millions to the Ingalls family. The series followed their daily struggles and joys on the late-nineteenth-century American frontier, adapting Laura Ingalls Wilder’s popular books into a weekly drama that mixed gentle family moments with stories of hardship. It […]
By: Luke Bouma
Comcast is moving to unwind its long combination of cable pipes and Hollywood studios, announcing in late June 2026 that it will separate NBCUniversal and Sky into a standalone publicly traded media company
By: Luke Bouma
Thinking about switching to a live TV streaming service in 2026? We’ll help you sort it out. Below, we compare the leading options—DIRECTV, Fubo, Hulu + Live TV, Philo, Sling TV, and YouTube TV—looking at channel lineups, plans and pricing, and standout features so you can pick the service that fits how you watch. This […]
Plex has added five new free live channels to its growing FAST service, giving viewers more options across legal comedy, lifestyle programming, true crime, sports, and niche entertainment. The channels now appearing in the Live TV guide are Franklin x bash, Chrome thillee, Crime scene TV, Tennis TV, and Swagtg. They join a catalog that […]
By: Luke Bouma
Thirty-three years ago today, on September 13, 1993, the animated series Animaniacs first premiered on the Fox Kids programming block, introducing a generation of viewers to a whirlwind of slapstick comedy, musical numbers, and sharp pop-culture satire. The show quickly established itself as a standout of the 1990s animation boom, blending the irreverent spirit of classic Warner Bros. cartoons with contemporary humor that appealed to children and adults alike.
MeTV Toons has announced a new late-night Sunday programming block called Situation Animation, set to premiere on September 27 at 11 p.m. Eastern and 10 p.m. Central. The block will gather animated spin-offs of well-known live-action sitcoms, giving viewers a weekly look at cartoon versions of characters that first became famous on prime-time television decades earlier.
By: Luke Bouma
The price of putting the NFL on American television has skyrocketed over the last two decades, and that surge has become a central driver of the cost for networks to air the games, forcing FOX, CBS, and NBC to try to cover it.
By: Luke Bouma
The Cable Center in Denver, once envisioned as a lasting monument to the cable television industry, has sold its expansive headquarters as traditional pay television continues a steep decline driven by cord-cutting and the rise of streaming. The 75,000-square-foot glass building on the University of Denver campus opened in 2001 after industry leaders poured tens […]
Verizon has taken a decisive step forward in shaping the next era of wireless technology by formally expanding its 6G Innovation Forum with nine additional industry leaders. The new participants include Amazon Web Services, Cisco, Intel, Keysight Technologies, MediaTek, NVIDIA, Palo Alto Networks, Rohde and Schwarz, and VIAVI Solutions. These companies join the original founding group of Ericsson, Samsung, Nokia, Meta, and Qualcomm Technologies. Together they aim to build an open, diversified, and resilient ecosystem capable of delivering foundational 6G capabilities.
