Kourtnee Jackson is a Senior Editor at CNET. She covers TV streaming services and home entertainment news, with a strong focus on entertainment, technology, and consumer tech, drawing from her previous experience as an entertainment reporter at Showbiz Cheat Sheet. Kourtnee's work has been featured in MSN, Knowledia, and CNET.
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Kourtnee's coverage is heavily focused on streaming services, cable alternatives, and related content. Her articles predominantly include press releases, promotional deals, and how-to guides.
Given Kourtnee's emphasis on providing practical information to consumers about streaming services and entertainment options, she would likely be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into new or lesser-known streaming platforms, exclusive access to upcoming TV shows or movies available via streaming services, as well as insider tips for optimizing the viewing experience using these platforms.
She may also be open to receiving pitches from representatives of various streaming companies who can provide exclusive details about new subscription plans or promotions.
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By: Kourtnee Jackson
Review: Jon Bernthal is excellent as always as The Punisher, but this story doesn't give us much.
Now they're gonna be golden live on stage.
The streamer will offer content in one place for this year's tournament.
By: Kourtnee Jackson
Black Friday is months away, but you can save a few bucks on select streaming services right now.
By: Kourtnee Jackson
The move builds on the streamer's video podcast offerings.
By: David Katzmaier, Kourtnee Jackson
A comparison of channels on services including YouTube TV, Sling, Fubo and more.
By: Kourtnee Jackson
Nicolas Cage and Li Jun Li are a pleasure to watch on screen in a series that nails the shadowy tone of noir.
By: Kourtnee Jackson
I spoke with Li Jun Li, Jack Huston, Abraham Popoola and showrunner Oren Uziel about making the new series.
The animated series will premiere in July, picking up after the harrowing events in season 1.
The streamer picked up the new shows that will be produced using AI technology.
