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T-Mobile to change Autopay discount for some customers
T-Mobile will stop offering an Autopay discount in mid-May to customers who cover their bills using a credit card.
Group says NextGen TV to reach 75 percent of U.S. by end of year
The NAB says the FCC should create a task force to further prioritize the ATSC 3.0 transition.
Former FCC officials to keynote ACA Connects event
Two former heads of the FCC will deliver keynote addresses at the ACA Connects Summit Dinner later this month.
Fubo TV delays financial earnings report
Fubo TV says it will delay its quarterly and full-year earnings report by one business day.
Super Bowl feed on Fubo TV more delayed than others
Fubo TV had the worst latency among six streaming TV providers during Super Bowl LVII, according to a new report.
Super Bowl LVII will stream live for free on Roku devices
Are you ready for some football? Super Bowl LVII will stream for free on Roku devices and Roku Smart TVs via the Fox Sports app on Sunday, February 12.
Sling rebrands ad-supported service to Freestream
Sling TV has rebranded its free, ad-supported television product to Sling Freestream, the company announced on Thursday.
Twitter glitch puts users over daily rate limit
A significant technical bug on Wednesday has left thousands of users unable to publish new tweets, send direct messages or use the power platform TweetDeck.
Android 13 begins rolling out to Google TV developers
Android 13 for TV is now available to developers, with a consumer rollout possible in the coming months.
Skyview starts to recover from security incident
Officials at Skyview Networks said it will bring its Internet-based XDS receiver online on Wednesday after a security incident caused it to go down for more than a week.
Roku announces new partnership with DoorDash
Roku users can now grab six free months of DoorDash's premium delivery service DashPass as part of a new partnership between the two brands.
Broadcast industry mixed on FTC proposal to ban non-competes
A federal proposal to ban non-compete clauses has generated mixed reactions from executives and talent in the broadcast industry.