How to watch SpongeBob, South Park, and other Paramount cartoons on DVD and Blu-ray
For those who don’t want to pay for Paramount+, I look at what Paramount cartoons are available on DVD and Blu-ray, from “South Park” to “SpongeBob.”
Various tech topics, including digital media, streaming services, blogging, and diversity issues.
For those who don’t want to pay for Paramount+, I look at what Paramount cartoons are available on DVD and Blu-ray, from “South Park” to “SpongeBob.”
Disney+ plans to offer user-generated AI content at some point in the future, according to Disney CEO Bob Iger. Nobody views this as a good thing, of course.
As of this writing, Google has pulled out of the Disney-owned Movies Anywhere digital movie locker service, amid a spat with Disney over YouTube TV.
In this month’s blog status update, I look at the top five blog posts over the past six months.
Paraphrasing the slogan of the old “World’s Finest” comic, “your two favorite secondary streaming services (Peacock and Apple TV) in one bundle together.”
I go over what streaming services I use in 2025, including a few changes from last year’s list.
I take a look at alternatives to the Disney Bundle (Disney+ and Hulu), from buying physical media to alternative streaming services.
Apple’s September 2025 keynote was held earlier this week, including the launch of the iPhone 17 and iPhone Air.
I take an updated look at the current state of Mastodon, as well as my feelings about the federated social network.
On Friday, Bluesky announced it’s blocking Mississippi based IPs due to the state’s burdensome age verification laws.