It’s been a few months since the launch of Fox One and ESPN Unlimited. While we’re still waiting to hear how the DTC apps are performing from a numbers perspective, we learned a bit more about how each programmer is working to improve the live sports watching experience. Read More
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Early Readings from the FCC’s Sports Broadcasting Docket
It’s been two weeks since the FCC’s Media Bureau took an official step toward evaluating the current sports broadcasting landscape. Read More
BEAD Bargaining: A $21 Billion AI Question Looms
It continues to be hurry-up-and-wait when it comes to NTIA’s guidance for the estimated $21 billion in BEAD non-deployment funds up for grabs. But Democrats are hoping to get some answers sooner rather than later. Read More
Nexstar-Tegna and the Path to Get There
Nexstar has been far from quiet over the past few years, banging on the drum of deregulation and consolidation as the regulatory landscape looks as favorable as ever for the broadcast giant to accomplish both. Read More
CFX Download Catches Up with CableLabs
CFX Download sat down with CableLabs EVP/CTO Mark Bridges. Read More
FTC Looks Again at Negative Option Rule
The FTC is taking a new look at its negative option rule, which is designed to prevent unfair, deceptive practices in subscriptions, automatic renewals and free trials. Read More
O’Rielly’s TMT Whiteboard: Zero Out USDA’s Broadband Surplus
In light of progress in deploying BEAD funding and the resulting network extensions to unserved Americans that will soon begin, existing USDA-related programs should be halted. Doing so would ensure that BEAD can succeed and that taxpayers don’t pay for the same thing twice. Read More
GFiber, Astound Next on Cable’s M&A Lineup
We have another cable merger on the books. GFiber announced that it’s combining with Astound Broadband to create a new, independent fiber provider that’ll be majority owned by the investment firm Stonepeak Read More
WBD-PSKY Latest
Paramount Skydance CEO David Ellison spent Tuesday at the Warner Bros. Discovery lot in Burbank, California, to speak at an executive town hall regarding the $110 billion merger. 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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