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We reviewed 34 new Roku channels this week with content in the categories of Apps, Educational, Games, International, Lifestyle, Movies & TV, Music, Religious, Special Interest, and Sports. Click on the links below for more details on each channel, including our exclusive channel reviews.

In this week's collection of recent cord-cutting news items from around the web: How to stream NCAA March Madness action, YouTube TV now has the MLB Network, the 2018 Winter Paralympics live stream schedule, AMC has no plans for an OTT streaming service, GOP attempts to block state net neutrality laws, Netflix is bringing previews to its mobile app, and more!

CBS has launched a new 24-hour streaming sports news network, CBS SPORTS HQ, that features live, anchored news, highlights, and analysis for all major sports. The CBS SPORTS HQ channel replaces the old CBS Sports channel on Roku, and is available as an app on other devices. CBS SPORTS HQ is free to all users, with no pay TV subscription required.

Millions of Roku TVs and streaming devices are vulnerable to hackers according to a recent Consumer Reports article. But Gary Ellison, Vice President of Trust Engineering at Roku, Inc. disputes that assessment and calls it "a mischaracterization of a feature." So, what - if anything - should you do to keep hackers out of your Roku?

If you're wondering why you can't find the Amazon Video channel on Roku, it's not gone, it's just been renamed. Amazon is now calling it's streaming video service Prime Video.

YouTube TV is now available on Roku, adding more competition to an already-crowded field of live TV streaming services dominated by Sling TV, DIRECTV NOW, and PlayStation Vue. While YouTube TV doesn't stand out in terms of price and channel lineup, it does offer an excellent user interface and some nice bonuses like unlimited cloud DVR and six logins per account. But don't look for it on the YouTube channel, it's on a whole new YouTube TV channel.