Broadcasters Settle Dispute with FilmOn Ahead of D.C. Court’s Decision
As a D.C. appeals court prepared its opinion on a dispute that had been brewing for years, three of the major broadcasters, CBS, NBC and Fox rushed to settle with…
Amber Rose Slut Walk: How to Watch Online Live
by Rufus Ashmount The "My Clothes are not my Consent" march taking place in L.A.'s Pershing Square is available live for free online via FilmOn.com
Consumer Advocacy Groups Rally Around FilmOn X Ruling
by Jeff Stevens Watchdogs on the side of television viewers from Consumer Reports to EFF.org--and even Fox News!--vouch for landmark ruling in Alki David's favor
What’s Behind WTTW Chicago’s Legal Attacks on FilmOn?
by Jeff Stevens Amid a revolution in the television industry (which the FCC has signed on to), the "private public television company" chases FilmOn with outdated claims
Aereo gives up, makes way for Aero.tv
by Rufus Ashmount Chet Kinojia filed for bankruptcy making way for FilmOn Networks to revive its site Aero.tv, offering over 600 licensed channels for free
CBS, HBO cave, join FilmOn and Aereo in 21st century
by Tom Paul Jones As the majors finally start to get on the cord cutting bandwagon, he importance of a Supreme Court decision becomes even more obvious
FCC Moves to OK FilmOn, Aereo as Cable Providers
by Tom Paul Jones New support for an old argument would designate OVDs as MVPDs, ending the Network's attempts to thwart progress
Jude Law, Shocked by Congo Suffering Joins Akon for Peace One Day Concert
by Rufus Ashmount The concert was a massive hit and raised money via ETV.com for the United Nations backed peace effort
FilmOn presses case against WTTW Chicago
by Tom Paul Jones The internet TV giant presses case for the public's right to watch broadcast content on the internet
Aereo, FilmOn next moves demand attention
by Tom Paul Jones The biz plan gets called 'financial nirvana' in The Wall Street Journal, as Forbes and others explain why the streaming TV services can continue
Voice of America now streaming worldwide via FilmOn
by Tom Paul Jones The U.S. government has chosen the internet TV giant for its first ever approved online use of its television content
Aereo pulls the plug, cord cutters seek alternatives
by Tom Paul Jones CEO Chet Kinojia throws in the towel sending more consumers to join the 20 million American's a month already using FilmOn
Is the Supreme Court Aereo ruling actually the death of the bundle?
by Tom Paul Jones The very rule the Networks counted on to stifle innovation has given FilmOn Networks and streaming TV exactly what it needed
TakePart Live gives television news a run for its money
by Gabi Chepurny Millenials get their own news series from Pivot streaming free on FilmOn
Veronica Mars fans burned by Warner Bros.’ Flixster failure
by Henry T. Casey Complaints by hardcore Marshmellows about the Flixster failure led to some refunds
Americans and Sherlock: The Pre-Watch Guilt
by Jaime Nelson It's a controversial decision: sneak away to watch the Benedict Cumberbatch hit via UK broadcast or wait for PBS to catch up
All JFK all the time. New channel streams rare, raw footage around the clock
by TV Mix Staff FilmOn launches new Living History channel with archival television broadcasts, war films and epic assassinations. No Rob Lowe required
NFL and MLB petition the Supreme Court to act against streaming TV
by TV Mix Staff FilmOn and Aereo under attack by major league sports for antenna-based, private performances, despite previous rulings in their favor