Judge: American journalist can’t challenge placement on militant “kill list”
A federal judge on Tuesday sided against an American journalist who filed a lawsuit over his alleged placement on a government “kill list.”
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Associated Press photographer shot by politician in Haiti incident
A photographer working for the Associated Press was injured on Monday after being shot by a Haitian senator.
Feds: American soldier threatened to bomb local news station, CNN
An Army soldier is accused of plotting to bomb a local TV station and a major news network, according to FBI officials.
Nexstar explores sale of some newly-acquired Fox stations: source
Nexstar is exploring the sale of four once-Tribune Fox affiliates to Fox Broadcasting Group, according to a source.
NBC is launching a BuzzFeed for local TV news
NBC will soon launch a digital TV network for millennials who, like, don’t really “get” local news.
Lawsuit: Comcast reneged on “lifetime” price promised by rep
A man in Utah has filed a federal lawsuit against cable giant Comcast for raising the price of television, Internet and phone service.
TiVo testing pre-roll advertisements before DVR recordings
TiVo is inserting pre-roll advertisements before allowing viewers to watch DVR’d content, according to numerous reports.
Nexstar formally closes on Tribune deal, sells off stations to Scripps, TEGNA
Nexstar Media Group formally acquired Tribune Media on Thursday, taking control of three dozen stations and selling off about a dozen more.
Amazon testing commercial skip feature for Fire TV Recast device: report
The feature started rolling out to a handful of users ahead of an event where Amazon is expected to announce new devices.
Man climbs Florida television tower, leads police on hours-long standoff
A man climbed a transmission tower used by Orlando’s WKMG, triggering a standoff between the individual and police that lasted for most of the day.
