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Making the switch from cable to streaming could feel confusing or like a chore, but it might be exactly what you're looking for. As TV costs increase, there are plenty of alternatives you can consider, such as live TV streaming services and affordable skinny bundles. Cord-free live services come with perks like a broad mix of channels, DVR and no long-term commitments. You can stream sports and more, and these services offer wider channel options than antennas but also let you watch on your laptop or phone. Choosing a service can be tricky because of pricing and regional sports networks, but there are six main platforms to consider (we're not including smaller ones): Sling TV, DirecTV, YouTube TV, Hulu Plus Live TV, Fubo and Philo.  It really boils down to the channels, right? We've looked at who carries the top 100 channels in their main lineups to help you decide which one could be the best for your household. Read more: Best Sports Streaming Service for 2025 The Big Chart: Top 100 channels compared (updated June 2025) The main difference between the services is their channel selection. All of them offer different lineups of channels for various prices.  Below, you'll find a chart that shows the top 100

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Image: T. Schneider/Shutterstock.com It’s fairly easy to block the constant, incessant advertising that appears on YouTube. Google would prefer that you don’t, or pay up (quite a lot) to make them go away. Last weekend, the company started its latest campaign to try and badger ad-block users into disabling their extensions. Since then, it looks like YouTube has escalated things and is now intentionally slowing down videos. Posters on Reddit and the Brave browser forum have observed videos being blacked out on first load, approximately for the length of pre-roll ads, with a pop-up link that directs users to the ad-blocking section of this technical support page. “Check whether your browser extensions that block ads are affecting video playback,” suggests Google. “As another option, try opening YouTube in an incognito window with all extensions disabled and check if the issue continues.” PCWorld staff has seen this in action, using uBlock Origin Lite. Google Ad-block extension developers quickly got around the pop-up issue earlier this week, with one AdGuard representative calling the process “a classic cat-and-mouse game.” But if Google wanted to instigate a more serious crackdown on users blocking ads without paying up, it could do so easily—and we’ve seen

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Jun 12, 2025 08:16 PM IST Producer Dil Raju spoke about the common film industry practice of buying views for film trailers and songs on YouTube, denouncing it.  Producer Dil Raju attended the trailer launch of his upcoming film Thammudu, starring Nithiin. He opened up about the industry practice of buying YouTube views for trailers and songs, announcing that he’s denouncing it. Here’s what he said. (Also Read: Allu Aravind backs Pawan Kalyan and questions theatre bandh during HHVM release; Dil Raju claims ‘miscommunication’) Producer Dil Raju spoke against the practice of buying YouTube views at Thammudu trailer launch. Dil Raju denounces paid YouTube views Raju stated at the event that he has directed his PR team not to buy any views on YouTube for Thammudu’s trailer or songs. He said, “I’ve been meaning to talk about this for a while now, and I must address it today. Whatever views you see on YouTube for this film are original. I’ve told my PR team and everyone working for me that the numbers must reflect real views. I do not want to fake numbers anymore.”  He stated that he’s adapting this practice so he knows beforehand, as a producer, how much

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This is the published version of Forbes' CMO newsletter, which offers the latest news for chief marketing officers and other messaging-focused leaders. Click here to get it delivered to your inbox every Wednesday. Marketing is a creative discipline, attracting people with outside-of-the-box ideas, a flair for writing and design, a desire to build connections with customers, and enthusiasm for a brand or product. Those on this career path often aren’t the people drawn to programming, data, math and technical aspects. Yet in today’s world, AI and other new technologies are coming to the marketing department, offering applications that can make a marketer’s work more effective—if only they would use it. A new study from Canva shows that marketers know the value of data and tech, but they are still hesitant to use it. Two-thirds of marketing and sales professionals are anxious about data, with 3 in 10 going out of their way to avoid using it. Canva’s survey, which includes more than 2,400 marketing and sales professionals worldwide, focused mostly on basic data use, including spreadsheets. Nearly 9 in 10 marketers work with data and spreadsheets on a weekly basis or more, but only 44% feel confident when starting a