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NPR goes dark on Twitter over errant “state-affiliated’ label
NPR has stopped posting content to Twitter after objecting to a "state-affiliated media" label that was affixed to its main profile.
FCC revokes radio owner’s broadcast license amid nude photo scandal
The owner of Pennsylvania's WQZS-FM was convicted of illegal surveillance, evidence tampering and other offenses nearly three years ago.
YouTube TV to offer more channels from Sinclair
Sinclair and YouTube TV have renewed their carriage agreement, with the streaming service returning Tennis Channel to its lineup.
WBD unveils price hike, new name for streamer HBO Max
Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) will abandon its cornerstone streaming brand "HBO Max" in favor of a relaunched product called "Max."
Twitter to amend “government-funded” label on BBC account
Twitter owner Elon Musk says the platform will amend a controversial label applied to the main profile of the BBC this week.
T-Mobile shuffles executive roles ahead of retirements
T-Mobile has promoted two executives to new roles as the company prepares to say goodbye to two others who are retiring.
Google incorporates more free channels into TV platform
Google is rolling out an updated version of its Google TV interface that will see hundreds of free television streams added to the platform.
YouTube reveals NFL Sunday Ticket pricing, offers presale discount
The actual cost of NFL Sunday Ticket when purchased through YouTube TV is around $800 per football season.
Audacy weighs premium tier with commercial-free radio streams
Audacy is exploring a plan that would allow users of its streaming radio app to listen to commercial-free music, news and sports programming for a monthly fee. [EXCLUSIVE]
Binance says internal source code published online
The company filed a subpoena request in federal court seeking to unmask the person who posted the code to GitHub. [EXCLUSIVE]
Department of Justice recently probed Twitter, ex-workers say
Former employees of social media website Twitter say the company owes them at least $1 million associated with various legal challenges.
iHeartMedia poaches Jon Kurland from Amazon
iHeartMedia has snagged Amazon executive Jon Kurland to serve as its next chief entertainment counsel.