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Fox says news channels, Tubi helped increase revenue
Fox brought in over $3 billion in revenue last quarter, spurred in large part by Fox News and Tubi, the company said.
T-Mobile admits capacity issues with Home Internet service
A T-Mobile executive said the company's network can't serve all customers who are interested in its Home Internet product.
Disney to increase cost of Disney Plus, Hulu in December
Disney says it will hike the price of its Disney Plus and Hulu services in December.
Disney says Hulu with Live TV lost 100,000 subscribers
Disney says its Hulu with Live TV service lost 100,000 customers to end the quarter with 4 million subscriptions.
SiriusXM approached Rachel Maddow with radio show deal
SiriusXM offered MSNBC commentator Rachel Maddow her own weekday talk show in a deal worth $40 million, according to a report.
Walmart explores adding streaming access to Walmart Plus memberships
Walmart has held discussions with several media companies on a partnership that could allow Walmart Plus membership to access a streaming TV service.
Xperi says TV maker signs on for TiVo Stream operating system
The forthcoming TiVo Stream operating system already has a customer in an unnamed media company, according to executives.
TuneIn adds coverage of Premier League soccer matches
TuneIn announced a new partnership on Tuesday that will allow Premium subscribers to stream Premier League matches.
Philo adds more channels from Weigel Broadcasting to lineup
Budget-conscious streaming television service Philo says it has added several new channels based on customer feedback.
Vizio launches tool to consolidate streaming subscriptions
The tool will allow customers to enter their payment information, then manage their streaming services in one location.
Sony Bravia TVs get broadcast channel support within Google TV
A new software update for Sony Bravia TVs now allows viewers to sort through broadcast channels within Google TV's "Live" tab.
Netflix subscribers appear to shun service’s games
Less than 1 percent of Netflix subscribers are regularly using the company's novelty games, according to a report.