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Philo, Pluto TV nominated for Webby Awards
Philo, Pluto TV and Apple TV are among some of the streaming services nominated for this year's Webby Awards.

Rogers closes on $26 billion acquisition of Shaw
Rogers grew even larger this week after the company formally closed on its multi-billion dollar acquisition of once-rival Shaw Communications.

Rogers closes on $26 billion acquisition of Shaw
Rogers grew even larger this week after the company formally closed on its multi-billion dollar acquisition of once-rival Shaw Communications.

FCC targets Oregon church over illegal FM station
The FCC has sent a warning letter to an Oregon church accused of operating a pirate radio station.

FCC targets Oregon church over illegal FM station
The FCC has sent a warning letter to an Oregon church accused of operating a pirate radio station.

Sacramento station K-HITS to celebrate before format flip
K-HITS is expected to go off the air this summer after its parent company, Results Radio, sold it to a Spanish broadcaster.

DirecTV to offer Yankees games to business customers
DirecTV will offer nearly two dozen baseball games from the New York Yankees to business subscribers.

DirecTV to offer Yankees games to business customers
DirecTV will offer nearly two dozen baseball games from the New York Yankees to business subscribers.

White House prioritizing release of jailed reporter in Russia
Officials say the immediate release of WSJ reporter Evan Gershkovich remains a top priority, while Russia continues to detain him without evidence.

Scripps appoints Dean Littleton to SVP, Local Media
Scripps has elevated its Denver-based television executive Dean Littleton to the role of senior vice president of local media.
