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Xperi starts shipping TiVo-powered TVs in Europe
Four TV makers have agreed to sell models powered by the TiVo OS, according to parent company Xperi.

NBC News Now starts simulcasting ‘Today’ from Sky News
The hour-long simulcast unwraps the day's top stories from the United Kingdom, Europe and around the world.

Nuvyyo takes wraps off new four-tuner Tablo model
The four-tuner, fourth-generation Tablo DVR will be sold exclusively through Best Buy's website.

Netflix, Prime Video have most-loyal subscribers, study reveals
Netflix and Amazon's Prime Video boast the most loyal subscribers, according to a study by research firm Parks Associates.

NYSE deadline for Audacy runs out after de-listing from stock exchange
Audacy's journey on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) has taken a tumultuous turn, culminating in its official delisting from the Big Board.

NAB takes automakers to task over AM radio statements
The broadcaster lobbying group is countering a critical blog post written by an automotive industry organization that took the radio industry to task.

Best Buy leaks new Tablo model with four tuners
Best Buy has quietly posted a pre-order page for a new version of Nuvyyo's fourth-generation Tablo over-the-air DVR.

Amagi to acquire Tellyo cloud-based broadcast business
Amagi says it has entered into a definitive purchase agreement to acquire Tellyo's live broadcast business.

Lionsgate tops Wall Street estimates with Q3 results
Lionsgate demonstrated resilience in navigating the challenges posed by Hollywood strikes, exceeding Wall Street expectations for its second quarter of fiscal 2024.

Florida journalist will appeal judge’s refusal to return items seized by FBI
A Florida journalist intends to appeal a lower court's unfavorable ruling that rejected his request for the return of items seized by the FBI.

NBC layoffs impact 50 employees at Peacock
NBC Universal has let go of around 50 marketing employees who work on the streaming television service, Peacock.

Verizon will offer Max, Netflix bundle for $10 per month
Verizon is working with Warner Bros Discovery and Netflix on a new super bundle that will see ad-supported streaming service sold at $10 per month.