When the NFL decided to add commercials to RedZone Channel — which had long been advertised as “Seven hours of commercial-free football” — the spin from the league was that these commercials would be ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Streaming services are now required to turn the dial down on commercial advertisements that blare louder than ...

Starting July 1 of next year, Netflix and Co. will need to keep the audio levels consistent from movie and TV shows to advertisements. By Erik Hayden Executive Editor, Business In an effort to cut ...

One could argue that there are varying levels to the randomness. For example, Kevin Hart’s Verizon commercial may feel slightly more elevated and acceptable than, say, LeBron James’ Royal Kingdom ad. ...

Watch an hour of Fox News Channel, and you’ll no doubt see the usual commercials from pharmaceutical giants and auto companies. Increasingly, you may also encounter Anna Brakefield or her father, Mark ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. A new law that could prohibit exceedingly loud commercials on streaming services is awaiting Gov. Newsom’s ...

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NFL RedZone will no longer be “seven hours of commercial free football.” Going into the 2025 NFL season, and following the sale of RedZone to Disney/ESPN, the show is going through a slight transition ...

As the NFL’s popular “RedZone” pop-up TV service enters its 17th season, it drew attention this week for anticipation it will layer in commercials after nearly two decades of being “commercial-free.” ...

Discover What’s Streaming On: It’s the end of an era. NFL RedZone fans are used to hearing a familiar slogan from intrepid host Scott Hanson at the beginning of each broadcast: “Seven hours of ...

This caused a MAJOR frenzy among RedZone viewers. Many of the folks with ESPN Derangement Syndrome immediately blamed the Worldwide Leader for this, as ESPN had just made a deal to distribute RedZone.