Judge extends, modifies restraining order in Nexstar-TEGNA legal challenge
A federal judge extended a temporary restraining order, modifying it to give Nexstar greater ability to make routine payments associated with TEGNA.
A federal judge extended a temporary restraining order, modifying it to give Nexstar greater ability to make routine payments associated with TEGNA.
The plan costs $20 per month and includes access to two ESPN network, the Disney Channel, MeTV and other networks.
Shudder will offer all seven seasons of “Tales from the Crypt” uncensored in May.
The DOJ has opened an antitrust investigation into the NFL’s media rights deals with broadcasters and streaming platforms.
Plans range from $18 to $35 per month, offering discounted access to multiple ad-supported streaming platforms.
LTN on Thursday unveiled a series of enhancements to its global IP video network, positioning the upgrades as a response to growing demand from broadcasters shifting away from satellite-based distribution amid looming spectrum constraints.
The E. W. Scripps Company has committed itself to more live sports rights on broadcast TV through a new deal with the Nashville Predators.
AMC Networks is changing its name to AMC Global Media, a move meant to better align the company with its commitment to its traditional cable television networks and budding streaming-based offerings.
Jeffrey Shell is stepping down as Paramount president and board member amid a legal dispute over alleged misconduct.
Nexstar proceeded with its deal after federal approvals, prompting lawsuits from states and DIRECTV over antitrust concerns.
A federal judge delayed ruling on an injunction in the Nexstar-TEGNA case after hearing arguments from both sides.
The National Association of Broadcasters has named Carrie Healey as the Vice President of Communications