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CBC quits Twitter over errant profile label
Canada's public broadcaster says the "government-funded" label, which now includes the number "69," is erroneous.
Netflix grows subscribers, misses on revenue
A crackdown on password sharing in Latin America caused Netflix to lose paid customer relationships there.
Netflix pulling out of DVD rental market
Netflix is ending its DVD-by-mail rental business after nearly 25 years, the company affirmed on Tuesday.
Twitter adds more controversial labels to news accounts
Twitter has affixed a controversial "government-funded" label to more news-related profiles, including that of Australian broadcaster ABC News and Canada's CBC.
Audacy executives step down from roles
Two key executives will step down from their roles at radio broadcaster Audacy this month, according to a report.
Parler goes offline temporarily after sale to Starboard
Parler has temporarily shut down after its parent company, Parlement Technologies, was sold to digital media firm Starboard this week.
Sling TV launches on some Amazon Echo Show devices
Sling TV is now available on some Amazon Echo Show smart screen devices, the company said this week.
NCTC, AT&T partner to offer wireless service through small cable companies
NCTC has struck a deal with AT&T that will allow smaller cable operators to offer wireless phone service.
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."