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Matthew Keys
Matthew Keys is the award-winning founder and editor of TheDesk.net, an authoritative voice on broadcast and streaming TV, media and tech. With over ten years of experience, he's a recognized expert in broadcast, streaming, and digital media, with work featured in publications such as StreamTV Insider and Digital Content Next, and past roles at Thomson Reuters and Disney-ABC Television Group.
After TV and mailers, Bloomberg campaign spending big on radio ads
Presidential hopeful Mike Bloomberg is now spending an insane amount of money on traditional radio ads, providing a boon for broadcasters.
Leigh White, general manager of Sacramento’s KTXL, resigns
Leigh White, the general manager of Sacramento's Fox affiliate, announced her resignation on Tuesday after spending more than four years with the station.
Comcast acquires streaming media service Xumo
Comcast Corporation has acquired streaming media service Xumo, the company announced on Tuesday.
Households on track to pass 250 GB data consumption per month, report says
The amount of broadband Internet data most American household use in a month is expected to pass 250 gigabytes (GB) per month, according to an industry analysis.
As Craigslist turns 25, a look at how it democratizes the Internet
"There was a period when websites didn’t rely on user data for profit margins, when people still viewed the internet as a radical laboratory for freedom and liberty."
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Jessa Lingel
Investment group acquires majority control of Univision
Spanish-language television network Univision has been acquired by an investment firm led by a former financial executive for Viacom's MTV Networks.
Sling TV to get new AMC add-on packages
Dish Network's Sling TV has reached a new deal with programmer AMC Networks covering six linear channels as well as a handful of new on-demand add-on options.
Father of slain WDBJ reporter takes on YouTube over video of shooting
The father of a television journalist who was murdered during a live broadcast has filed a complaint against YouTube for hosting videos depicting the crime.
Is YouTube TV the best cordcutting replacement for cable?
YouTube TV costs $50 a month for around 70 channels. But is it the best option for cordcutters who want cable TV without cable prices?
TiVo enters a crowded market with new streaming TV device
A new streaming TV device is launching in April from a household name recognized by television lovers for decades.
Men’s Journal lays off entire editorial staff
Men's Journal laid off its entire New York City-based editorial staff ahead of the publication's planned relocation to California, according to a report.
Twitter suspends 70 accounts linked to Bloomberg campaign over spam
Around 70 accounts linked to Michael Bloomberg's presidential campaign were suspended for tweeting spam, according to a report.