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Whether it's cable, satellite or streaming, there are tons of TV packages to choose from, but a  live TV streaming service  may persuade you to cut the cord. No contracts and no equipment to bother with, plus they offer a variety of channels, DVR and the ability to stream sports and other content. Most services let you watch on your laptop or phone, too.   Monthly pricing and regional sports networks can make it a challenge when choosing a live TV streaming platform, but the six main services to consider (we're not including smaller ones) are  Fubo ,  Philo ,  Sling TV , DirecTV ,  YouTube TV  and  Hulu Plus Live TV .  Ultimately, it comes down to the channels, doesn't it? We looked into which services carry the top 100 channels on their rosters to help you decide which one is best for you.  The Big Chart: Top 100 channels compared (updated April 2026) The main difference between the services lies in their channel selection. All of them offer different channel lineups at various prices.  Below, you'll find a chart that shows the top 100 channels across all six services. Note that not every service has a worthy 100.

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Now live on Sir Nick Faldo's YouTube channel, the debut episode (titled "The Golfer's Mind") arrives during Masters week (2026), some 30 years after Faldo's final Masters victory SALT LAKE CITY, UT / ACCESS Newswire / April 10, 2026 / GOLF.AI Inc. and Sir Nick Faldo today announced that Episode 1 of "Golf's New Voice" (the new video series from GOLF.AI™ Studios ), is now live on Sir Faldo's YouTube channel. Titled "The Golfer's Mind," the debut episode explores first-tee nerves, negative self-talk, focus, and visualization, and examines the mental side of golf through Faldo's perspective and AI-enhanced creative storytelling. The launch comes during Masters week (2026), some 30 years after Faldo captured his final Masters title in 1996. PHOTO CAPTION: An AI-image of a younger Nick Faldo confronting the "anti-Faldo" on a fairway, as depicted in Episode 1 of the video series, "Golf's New Voice," from GOLF.AI Studios and Sir Nick Faldo. "We wanted to begin the series with the mind because that is where so much of the real game of golf actually begins," said Clive Mayhew, CEO and Co-Founder of GOLF.AI. "Sir Nick Faldo brings extraordinary credibility to that conversation, and Episode 1 sets the tone for

A new report from YouTube reveals how the cratering of traditional U.S. studio animation and the aging of a digital-first audience may be expanding opportunities for independent digital animation.  The latest research from the company’s Culture and Trends team, “Animation’s New Wave,” highlights the artists, stories, styles, funding models, and international reach behind the current growth of animation on the platform. The findings came from interviews with creators, analyzing viewership data among 16 to 49-year-old users across the globe on the platform’s main app (not YouTube Kids), and thousands of responses from U.S.-based animation viewers ages 14 to 49 as part of a survey co-conducted with SmithGieger.  According to the report, interest in animation is global, with 50 percent of online animation fans 14 to 49 reporting that they watch animated series in languages other than their own. In the case of a Korean series like Alien Stage, 90 percent of the animated survival audition show’s viewership came from outside Korea. “So many of these big series are originating outside of the U.S.,” says Maddy Buxton, Culture & Trends Manager at YouTube. “Alien Stage started in Korea, and Glitch is based out of Australia. These are having massive breakthroughs here

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The platform is also bringing more artificial intelligence-powered creation tools to its separate video editing app. First, YouTube added new elements ...

It's the landmark court decision some are calling Big Tech's "tobacco industry moment": a verdict that — just like the misrepresentation that cigarettes are safe — indicates social media companies may have a lot to answer for to the public. On March 25, social media giant Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, Messenger, Threads, and more) and video streaming service YouTube (owned by Google) were found liable for negligence owing to design features of their products. A Los Angeles jury concluded they are intentionally addictive and led to mental distress for K.G.M., the 20-year-old woman at the center of the case. Meta must pay $4.2 million, while YouTube must pay $1.8 million, for a combined total of $6 million. Both companies signaled their intent to appeal the verdict. Popular apps TikTok and Snapchat — named in the same suit — earlier settled out of court. Meanwhile, OpenAI — an artificial intelligence research company offering services such as ChatGPT — faces copyright and data privacy litigation, with billions of dollars in potential damages and milestone implications for AI data handling. The Meta and YouTube suit alleged features such as auto-scrolling addicted the plaintiff to the platforms, leading to anxiety, depression and body image

Major League Baseball today announced the launch of MLB Clubhouse, a new youth-focused content platform debuting on YouTube, designed to introduce baseball and softball to the next generation of fans through entertaining, accessible and kid-friendly programming. MLB Clubhouse will feature original series spanning animation, player storytelling, highlights, educational and creative content that bring baseball and softball to young audiences in new and engaging ways. The programming is designed to meet kids where they already consume entertainment while helping them discover the excitement, creativity, and personalities within the game. The platform will also launch with support from key collaborators across youth entertainment and digital media. Following the success of its 2025 partnership with ABCmouse®, the #1 most downloaded kids' education app, which generated more than 11 million views, MLB will bring both new and existing educational content from ABCmouse to the platform. Crayola will partner on the MLB Art Club series, co-posting each episode to inspire creativity through baseball-themed art. In addition to weekly highlights and compilations for kids, the MLB Clubhouse lineup will include: The Doug Out!: The Doug Out! is a premium, handcrafted stop-motion series that brings families inside the heart of Major League Baseball—where Doug, a small fan