Author: Jared Newman

Endless price hikes on a dwindling audience only works for so long.

As the number of ways to watch live sports without cable has ballooned, so too has the number of resources for helping you sift through all the options.

In 2024, your ability to watch two or more games side-by-side will depend on which streaming services you have and the streaming devices you use to watch.

While programmers should absolutely embrace smaller, more flexible channel bundles, they should grant that flexibility to any TV service that wants it.

I got a lot of dismayed emails last week after Google announced that it’s discontinuing its line of Chromecast streaming dongles. Here’s what you need to know.

There are many ways to think about whether Venu Sports will be worth it at that price, but the one I keep coming back to is a hypothetical conversation between sports fans about what, exactly, the service has to offer.

Peacock’s Olympics coverage should be a blueprint for every other live sports streaming service to follow.

While tvOS 18 isn’t a major upgrade all around, it comes with a machine learning-powered dialog enhancer that could make a big impact in the Newman household.

The Paris Olympics are a microcosm of everything wrong with the state of 4K HDR live sports streaming.

As always, reports of the cable-style bundle’s resurgence are greatly exaggerated.