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Survey: Most Netflix customers likely to stick with no-ads option
Most Netflix customers won't switch from a commercial-free plan to a cheaper, ad-supported one, according to a new Whip Media survey.
Amazon to stop selling Fire TV device for free broadcast stations
Amazon says it will no longer offer a version of its Fire TV streaming hardware that allows television viewers to receive free broadcast stations.
Roku Channel adds more local NBC News streams
The Roku Channel has added several local NBC News streams and other channels to its free service.
Fox boss threatens lawsuit against Australian blog over January 6 claims
Fox Corporation CEO Lachlan Murdoch is threatening to sue an independent website over a column that linked him to the January 6 riot.
Hackers ban One America News over privacy issues at conference
DEF CON organizers have permanently banned One America News after the network filmed participants without their permission.
T-Mobile hikes bill payment fee for Metro prepaid customers
T-Mobile will raise a bill payment fee for customers of its prepaid brand Metro by T-Mobile next month.
Walmart to offer Paramount Plus to Walmart Plus customers
Retail giant Walmart will offer Paramount Plus for free to members of its $13-a-month Walmart Plus subscription service.
Nexstar to acquire majority control of CW Network
Nexstar will acquire a 75 percent stake in the CW Network, assume operational control of it immediately, and shift programming toward reality shows.
FCC fines Florida radio company over lack of emergency alert gear
The FCC has fined a Florida-based community radio station over a lack of emergency alert notification equipment.
Vizio sees streaming as larger, more-profitable part of business
With sales of its TVs and soundbars starting to wane, Vizio is investing in its streaming platform to fuel long-term revenue.
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.