Mozilla to shut down Pocket, Fakespot in July
Mozilla will wind down Fakespot in the coming weeks, and shut down Pocket in early July.
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Mozilla will wind down Fakespot in the coming weeks, and shut down Pocket in early July.
NBC and Versant have approached Major League Baseball about taking over ESPN’s package of Sunday evening games.
DirecTV will showcase some of the best cinema from the Tribeca Film Festival through a new showcase hub on its satellite and streaming platforms.
Weigel Broadcasting has struck a deal with several peer broadcasters to air games from the Chicago Sky basketball team on free over-the-air stations.
The E. W. Scripps Company has promoted the sales director of its south Florida broadcaster to serve in the new role of station director.
The telecom’s commitment to ending diversity and equity programs was a key factor in securing FCC approval.
DirecTV will offer extra WNBA games on Ion as part of a partnership with Scripps Sports, the companies affirmed this week.
Comcast is building on its content distribution partnership with Apple by making weekly matches from the tech company’s MLS Season Pass available for free within its platform.
Netflix says 94 million users around the world are streaming content with ads.
Meyer Shank Racing has announced Charter’s telecom brand Spectrum will serve as the primary sponsor for one of its cars at the Indianapolis 500 later this month.
CNN is developing a new mobile app that will allow weather fans to watch forecasts from the channel and follow significant climate events in real-time