DIRECTV is raising the price of some genre-based packages starting in mid-June, a move likely tied to higher programming-related costs.
Rick Howe welcomes The Vertere Group’s Tim Hanlon to discuss the evolution of the sports media business and its relation to fandom.
A consortium of industry groups have urged the FCC to maintain the existing parental ratings system for TV shows, saying the current model works fine.
NewsNation is expanding its digital-first offerings with the launch of several new shows, plus the development of a digital-first studio in Chicago.
Roku has added Fox One to its premium subscription marketplace available through The Roku Channel app; the service costs $20 per month.
Kevin Beard has been appointed to the role of Vice President and General Manager of Sinclair’s CBS and Fox affiliates in Cedar Rapids.
Paolini joins TEGNA and Nexstar from Fox Television Stations, where he served in various advertising and operational roles.
Paramount says it will stop issuing copyright infringement notices against YouTube accounts that shared Stephen Colbert’s public access appearance.
Cox Media has agreed to settle a Federal Trade Commission probe over its marketing of AI-powered tools used to monitor conversations and deliver targeted ads.
Google will continue supporting its Chromecast devices with security updates, despite a support page indicating otherwise.
A federal judge postponed a pre-trial conference scheduled for mid-July after one of the parties suing Nexstar expressed a desire to go on vacation.
Attorneys for Fox News argues the case should be dismissed because Newsom has not met the “actual malice” standard required for public officials.