I've been doing a lot of online video viewing lately as I cut the cord a handful of months ago ( 60 hours in July) . I started thinking that what I needed to do, aside from shining the spotlight on great shows, was to also shine a spotlight on the places where I cruise for my content. So I started assembling a big list of IPTV sites where you can watch just about anything you're looking for, legally that is

With the rapidly blossoming expansion of original online series, I've been pondering a way to start curating some content via what I watch, because as this month-long online video viewing project I'm doing is going to show, I seem to watch a lot .

Did you know there's a carriage fee war going on? DirecTV dropped all of Viacom's channels and had a banner running on July 11th stating that Viacom wanted consumers to pay $1B more in fees to keep the channels. Viacom for their part said that DirecTV was getting ready to drop the channels to prevent its viewers from seeing their favorite shows (tsk, tsk)

Horror is well represented on the web, and this Halloween, there are a load of choices for those looking to find daily doses of the scary leading up to the big day.

If you’re an upstart YouTube web series, it’s tough to get noticed out there, especially since there are 48 hours of videos uploaded every minute. So the producers of a new show reviewing the latest apps, called App Attacks!, decided to pursue a less crowded arena to get their show noticed, on Koldcast.TV , who just picked up the show for an exclusive 10-episode deal according to a company press release