Gill will oversee engineering, technology and sports operations across the company’s 64 local television stations; he joined TEGNA in 2012 from Fox News Media.
As streaming prices rise, consumers are becoming more choosy about which apps they want to pay for — and free streaming services are benefiting the most.
After seeing “red flags everywhere,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta is leading the lawsuit, which claims Paramount’s merger with Warner Bros Discovery violates numerous antitrust laws.
The new deal brings more than 50 Scripps-owned local stations back to DIRECTV’s platforms, but the broadcaster is staring down a possible upcoming dispute with DISH, according to sources.
On this week’s episode, host Rick Howe sits down with the New York Post’s Warren Cohen to discuss the outlet’s free streaming TV ambitions and its partnership with Video Elephant.
Bowen moves from Disney Plus to Disney’s pay TV business Fubo; Gandler is stepping down from the role and resigning from the board.
The court found the FCC is under no statutory obligation to issue a speedy full commission vote on Nexstar’s merger with TEGNA.
The match drew the largest audience during late night fringe hours in the BBC’s broadcast history.
FIFA maintains a broader non-interference principle, which is meant to shield national federations and disciplinary decisions from outside political pressure. So, what happened?
One possible plan would see Channel 4 offer its commercial-supported content through BBC iPlayer, expanding the reach of its shows, news and documentaries.
ABC contends “The View” continues to satisfy the FCC’s longstanding criteria for the news interview exemption under the equal time rule.
On this episode, host Rick Howe chats with Mary Ann O’Brien, author of “Ask & Deliver: Discover the Heart of Your Business by Listening to the Voice of Your Customers,” to discuss her impressions of the StreamTV Show and her work with Xperi’s TiVo.