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ABC News crew covering wildfire face criminal charges
A news crew covering a wildfire in California faces charges after police say they illegally entered a crime scene.
Paramount Plus grabs 64 million global streaming subscribers
Paramount Global said it added 5.2 million global subscribers to end its recent quarter with 64 million global subscribers.
Warner Bros Discovery to gut HBO Max development team
Some HBO Max shows could be re-branded as HBO Originals, while many will simply be dropped, according to a source.
Dish, Sling TV continue to shed subscribers
Dish Network on Wednesday reported subscriber losses at its traditional satellite service and its television streamer Sling TV.
DirecTV close to agreement with Amazon over Thursday football rights
DirecTV is nearing a deal that would bring Thursday Night Football to its commercial service.
MyBundle.TV inks deal with rural broadband group
The partnership will help MyBundle.TV reach millions of rural customers across the country through a partnership with over 1,500 broadband providers.
T-Mobile customers face wait to get data breach settlement money
Customers affected by a large data breach involving T-Mobile will have to wait to find out if they are eligible to receive settlement money.
SiriusXM asked to keep subs active in Nissan vehicles affected by bug
Nissan asked SiriusXM to keep subscriptions active in certain rental vehicles after a glitch affected some rearview cameras.
Charter, Comcast see dip in home Internet subscribers
The biggest providers of home Internet service reported a rare dip in subscribers as COVID-related subsidies lapse.
FCC hits microphone maker with fine over interference
The issue involves 32 wireless microphones manufactured and sold by Sound Around under the Pyle brand name.
DirecTV to pay millions over erroneous classification of workers
DirecTV will pay more than $23 million to settle claims it erroneously classified some workers as independent contractors.
AT&T customers could get $20 under class action settlement
AT&T wireless customers who live in California could be entitled to a $20 payment or bill credit as part of a class action settlement.