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Matches from Team USA will be streamed online
There are several affordable ways to stream the 2022 FIFA World Cup online, where you can cheer on Team USA without cable.

Disney board replaces Chapek with Iger
The Disney board of directors voted to replace CEO Bob Chapek with former CEO Robert Iger.

World Cup tournament to be widely streamed
Many World Cup matches will air for free on Fox this year, but others will require some kind of pay TV subscription.

Dish pushes firmware update to brick Slingbox devices
Dish Network is pushing out a firmware update for Slingbox devices that permanently disables them.

Tablo rolls out Black Friday pricing on antenna DVRs
Two models of Tablo's over-the-air digital video recorders (DVRs) are currently discounted at Black Friday prices.

WBD bans Russian TV channels from airing films
Warner Bros Discovery says a Russian media company is no longer allowed to air Warner Bros films, despite a licensing agreement that runs through 2023.

SiriusXM rolls out refreshed streaming radio app
SiriusXM Pandora unveiled a refreshed streaming radio platform on Thursday with a new color palette, bold headers and better content grouping.

Roku to cut costs by laying off 200 U.S. workers
Roku says it will cut around 200 jobs in the United States as the company seeks to reduce operating expenses.

After fee increase, Dish commits to three-year price lock
Dish Network is trying to woo back customers by offering a three-year price lock guarantee across its satellite TV packages.

News networks told to cut down on costs
Employees at several broadcast and cable news outlets have been told to trim expenses ad advertisers cut spending due to economic turbulence.

Philo offers discount to subscribers for Yellowstone glitch
Philo says it will offer discount codes to most subscribers after a technical issue left some unable to watch Yellowstone on Sunday.
