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AT&T moves forward with job cuts at WarnerMedia
More than 1,000 people are expected to lose their jobs at AT&T this week, according to a memo sent to some employees on Tuesday.
Jetblue passengers to get free access to Fubo Sports Network
Fubo TV said it would soon offer Jetblue customers the opportunity to stream the Fubo Sports Network for free.
Fubo TV to offer Starz, Epix to customers by end of year
Fubo TV subscribers will soon be able to add Starz and Epix's multiplex of channels on top of their subscriptions.
Fubo TV grows subscribers, readies plan to offer online sports betting
The move to eliminate AT&T-owned entertainment and sports channels didn't hurt its appeal with subscribers.
Tablo launches traditional DVR box for old-school viewers
The Tablo Dual HDMI plugs directly into the TV like a traditional DVR while allowing users the option to stream content on some Internet-connected devices.
T-Mobile pulls speaker from conference amid TVision controversy
The phone company had committed an executive and sponsorship funding to this week's Stream TV Show conference.
Philo eyes global expansion, hints at possible future price increase
Philo CEO Andrew McCollum said the company has crossed more than 800,000 subscribers over the last three years.
Dish Network to pull the plug on Slingbox devices
Dish Network has discontinued its line of Slingbox hardware and will brick existing devices on the market within the next two years.
Lifeline cheating at Sprint will cost T-Mobile $200 million
The settlement was reached with regulators after a probe involving subsidies paid to Sprint through the federal Lifeline program.
ViacomCBS doesn’t see licensing content as liability for Paramount Plus
ViacomCBS say they're not worried about offering Comedy Central programming to rival services.
Network executives feel misled by T-Mobile’s TVision pitches
Executives at Discovery, ViacomCBS and NBC Universal say they were given incomplete information about T-Mobile's streaming television service.
Report: Comcast, Walmart discuss smart TV partnership
Comcast and Walmart have held discussions that could see the retailer develop a TV set with the X1 platform built-in.