Just in time for the holidays: Six premium TV channels which are part of Amazon Prime’s “Channels” add-on, such as StarzPlay, MGM, Discovery and others, are now available for just 99p each – for the first month (usually they’re around £5/month, each). You’ll need to hurry up though, as the deal is only available until January 6.
BT Sport enters the streaming market for the first time, with a contract-free flexible pass, available to stream on smartphones and set-top devices
The popular personal media streamer is entering the streaming TV market, with adverts and limited content in the UK
From “Only Fools and Horses” to “Downton Abbey” and Agatha Christie, BritBox is adding more than 100 British TV Christmas specials
The American premium TV network, which was available via Amazon Prime Video Channels, will now be available on its own – and for a cheaper price
Sky’s streaming TV service launches “NOW TV Boost”, which adds Full HD content and 5.1 Dolby Digital sound – at an additional cost
Disney’s much-anticipated streaming service is launching in the US next week – but will take its time to cross the pond
Following a few weeks of “Beta Testing”, BritBox launches officially in the UK today, amidst reports of a new content deal with Channel 4, and distribution deals with EE and BT. And more good news for British TV fans – Doctor Who is coming to BritBox, with 600+ episodes that will be available on the
The streaming wars are getting heated: Apple TV+, Apple’s foray into the video subscription service market, launched on November 1 in the UK (and around the world). Here’s everything you need to know about Apple TV Plus’ shows, pricing – and how you can even get it for free. What Is Apple TV Plus? Apple
HBO/Warner Media and Sky have extended their deal, and will also continue to co-produce shows such as Chernobyl together
BritBox, the joint streaming service from ITV and the BBC is finally here… sort of – and you can even get it for free, with a 30-days trial. Update: You can read my full BritBox review here Mind you, this isn’t the “official” launch yet, as the service is still in beta – so it
Streaming services are popping up left and right these days, and most are for general audiences. But if you’re a horror fan, Shudder UK might be just the thing for you – a streaming subscription service devoted to all those scary things that go bump in the night. With a curated selection of classic horror