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WOW! will move its 117,000 TV customers to YouTube TV
WOW! says it is exiting the pay television market and will move its 117,000 customers to YouTube TV.
Vice Media files for bankruptcy, prepares asset sale
Vice filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection as it prepares to sell off the majority of its assets to a group of its creditors.
Curiosity Stream cuts net loss by 51 percent
The streamer reduced expenses, raised prices and reached new distribution deals during the first three months of the year.
Twitter names NBC Universal’s Linda Yaccarino as new CEO
Twitter owner Elon Musk has named Linda Yaccarino as the new chief executive of the social media platform.
Elon Musk says Twitter will have new CEO
Elon Musk has finally found someone "foolish enough" to be the chief executive of his social media company, Twitter.
Apple pushed false information to find source of leaks
A Twitter account known for posting leaks about Apple products has shut down after their anonymous source was identified and fired.
Audacy CEO blames pandemic for continued financial struggles
Net revenue during its first financial quarter was down nearly 6 percent, blamed on a weak ad market and higher operational expenses.
Disney to marry Hulu shows, movies with Disney Plus content
Disney will offer a version of its Disney Plus service that incorporates content from Hulu later this year
YouTube begins blocking viewers with ad-block plugins
YouTube has started testing a version of its website that is incompatible with ad-blocking plugins, a move that could help improve ad revenue.
Roku debuts home security system, offers smart home updates
The monitoring system, like other Roku smart devices, is a white-label version of a product made by Wyze.
Vizio hardware sales drop during key Super Bowl quarter
The company is starting to see a slowdown in both TV sales and the number of people using its streaming platform.
FBI raids home of ex-Daily Beast editor Timothy Burke
A law enforcement source confirmed the former Deadspin video editor is the target of a criminal investigation, but declined to provide specific information.