Tubi is on a growth trajectory after reaching profitability last year, a milestone that arrived earlier than expected for the Fox Corp. -owned AVOD. CEO Anjali Sud shares how the team got here and why the AVOD’s growth plan involves more creators. Read More
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Nexstar Aftershocks: Carr Says Commission Vote Still Possible
Nexstar-Tegna wasn’t on the FCC’s Open Meeting agenda Thursday, but its presence certainly was felt. Read More
Supreme Court Gives Cox Unanimous Win in Sony Piracy Case
When word came down Wednesday that the U.S. Supreme Court sided with Cox Communications in its eight-year piracy battle with music labels, other ISPs got wind of it pretty quickly. Read More
Charter-Cox: Groups Throw Up DEI Roadblock at CA PUC
Charter’s DEI practices are under scrutiny in California, with several groups asking the California Public Utilities Commission to examine whether commitments made to the FCC comply with California law. And they’re proposing a proceeding schedule that could potentially extend the length of the Charter-Cox merger review. Read More
CFX Download Covers March Merger Madness
It’s a huge month for industry mergers! The Nexstar-Tegna deal closed, while Charter-Cox cleared another regulatory hurdle. Read More
FCC’s Sports Era
Today is the first comment deadline in the FCC ’s recently opened docket on the state of sports broadcasting and its impact on consumers. CFX is monitoring the filings as they trickle in, though some Read More
O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: Zero Out USDA’s Broadband Surplus
In light of progress in deploying BEAD funding and the network extensions to unserved Americans that will soon begin, USDA-related programs should be halted. Read More
Cox-Sony Litigator Says SCOTUS Decision Changes Everything
Joshua Rosenkranz , Orrick ’s head of the firm’s Supreme Court & Appellate practice, is kind of a big deal. In November, he was named Litigator of the Year by American Lawyer—making him the only Read More
NCTA Board Additions
Three new execs are joining the board of NCTA . Comcast Connectivity & Platforms CEO Steve Croney was added after filling Dave Watson ’s spot as Read More
From Quote to Activation: Cable’s New Enterprise Battleground
The cable industry is operating in a more competitive environment than it has faced in years. As a result, cable operators are shifting attention to the enterprise. Read More
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