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Number of licensed radio stations drop, TV remains unchanged
More than 100 commercial AM and FM radio stations went off the air over the last 12 months, according to the latest FCC report.
T-Mobile to offer free access to MLB.TV through 2028
T-Mobile says it will continue offering customers free access to MLB.TV through 2028 as part of a new deal with Major League Baseball.
Fox Nation offers deep discount during spring sale
Fox Nation has reduced the price of its annual subscription during a limited-time spring sale event.
Law & Crime Network acquires “Cops: Reloaded”
Law & Crime Network has acquired the television rights to the reboot of the Fox reality crime series "Cops," the company announced on Thursday.
CNN says can’t corroborate allegations against Don Lemon
Officials at CNN say they're not able to substantiate allegations made against morning show host Don Lemon that appeared in a Variety article this week.
Disney elevates Joe Earley to president of streaming
Joe Earley has been tapped to serve as the new president of direct-to-consumer streaming initiatives at Disney Entertainment.
Sling Freestream adds 16 new channels
Sling Freestream quietly added more than a dozen new content channels this week.
Audacy, SiriusXM, iHeart get Webby Award nominations
Three major radio broadcasters have been nominated for potential Webby Awards this year.
Fox News dominates cable news ratings for Trump arraignment
Fox News was the most-watched cable news network during the arraignment of former President Donald Trump on Tuesday.
Hearst to acquire Fort Myers NBC affiliate from Waterman
Waterman Broadcasting has agreed to sell its only television station to Hearst Television.
Company selling illicit access to Netflix, HBO suffers data breach
An online retailer that sold illegal access to Netflix and Disney Plus allowed personal information of 600,000 customers to leak online.
Sinclair unveils corporate reorganization, holding company
Sinclair Broadcast Group this week said it will reorganize its various businesses under a new holding company called Sinclair, Inc.