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Forbes reports viewing information for the 2026 Preakness Stakes, which will be held at Laurel Park on May 16 for the first time. NBC will broadcast the event with a 7:01pm ET post time.

A 28-year-old livestreamer known online as 'Chud the Builder' (real name Dalton Eatherly) has been charged with attempted murder following a gunfight outside a Tennessee courthouse. The author frames this as unsurprising given the subject's history of racist content and hateful streaming activity.

Paramount+ is exploring adding podcasts to its streaming service, following Netflix's entry into podcasting. A Paramount executive stated that video podcasts could enhance engagement and discovery, as the company also develops short-form video and interactive features.

Disney's new CEO Josh D'Amaro presented his first earnings report outlining plans to invest in content, expand customer reach, and leverage technology. The company is experiencing momentum in streaming and theme parks.

A product review of Apple TV 4K (3rd generation, 2022) praising its streaming speed performance. The author uses hyperbolic language ('Full Stop') to claim superiority and makes a casual comparison to apple shelf life that undermines the review's credibility.

This article promotes VPN services as a solution to data exposure from streaming apps, claiming VPNs protect privacy at home and enable access to content while traveling internationally. The framing positions VPNs as a necessary upgrade for streaming users.

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger indicated openness to taxing streaming services and gym memberships if such proposals are deemed reasonable. The article frames this as a hint of potential future tax expansion based on the governor's statement that reasonable ideas should be entertained.

Paramount Skydance reported earnings and revenue that exceeded analyst expectations, with streaming subscriber growth cited as a key driver despite implementing a price increase. The article frames this as a positive business development with streaming identified as a growth catalyst.

The NBA has scheduled playoff games with overlapping broadcast times across NBC and Peacock over the next two nights, requiring viewers to have access to multiple streaming services to watch all available games. The article frames this scheduling decision as frustrating for fans and degrading the viewing experience.

Television and movie actors have reached a tentative four-year contract agreement with studios and streaming services, according to reporting on this labor negotiation. The headline frames this as resolving concerns about a potential industry shutdown.