What's New To Streaming In July 2019
Here's what's new to streaming in July 2019, including Apollo 11, First Man, Under the Silver Lake and more.
Read MoreHere's what's new to streaming in July 2019, including Apollo 11, First Man, Under the Silver Lake and more.
Read MoreAmazon is eying deals with Sony and Paramount to develop Amazon Prime original movies for the streaming service, upping its stakes in the streaming war.
Read MoreAmazon Studios executives announced at the TCAs that Amazon pilot voting will be phased out after six years of online voting for new Amazon shows.
Read MoreIf you don't have a Amazon Prime membership, it's not more difficult for you to purchase Marvel movies or Star Wars on Amazon.
Read MoreWe may start seeing fewer Amazon indie films like The Big Sick and Lost City of Z, as the company shifts their programming to commercial films.
Read MoreThe deal between HBO and Amazon Prime to give access to their older legacy titles is expiring three years later.
Read MoreGood news for cordcutters who still want some pay cable channels has arrived as you can now get HBO and Cinemax on Amazon Prime starting today.
Read MoreAn Amazon Prime Video standalone service will be offered. For $8.99/month, subscribers will get access to streaming video but not free 2-day shipping.
Read MoreTake that, Netflix! Amazon Prime Video offline playback is now available for users to download video content to watch without a wifi or data connection.
Read MoreYou can watch Transparent free this weekend on Amazon. Non-members will be able to stream the acclaimed comedy with no charge for 24 hours.
Read MoreTransparent has been renewed by Amazon following a well received first season. Jill Soloway created the dramedy starring Jeffrey Tambor.
Read MoreFor $39 per month, you can now get AT&T U-Verse, HBO Go and Amazon Prime. That's a crazy savings. Read more about the AT&T HBO Go Bundle here.
Read MoreHBO shows will be available for streaming on Amazon Prime starting in May. Sadly, though, the deal does not include Game of Thrones.
Read MoreWith just nine weeks to go (!) until the long-awaited Veronica Mars movie sequel hits theaters, now seems as good a time as any to start revisiting the original series. If you already have the DVDs, that's a simple matter of popping them into your player. But if you don't, Amazon Prime could be your…
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