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Elon Musk dissolves Twitter’s board, pushes for subscription changes
Elon Musk has dissolved Twitter's nine-person board of directors less than a week after buying the company.
Financial news channels duped by fake Twitter employees
CNBC and Bloomberg were duped by Rahul Ligma and Daniel Johnson into publishing stories about layoffs at Twitter that weren't real.
Charter exec says wireless Internet services have reliability issues
A Charter executive says customers frustrated by wireless home Internet products will eventually switch back to cable-based services.
Elon Musk closes Twitter purchase, fires executives
Elon Musk fired Twitter's CEO, chief financial officer and head of trust and safety after buying the company on Thursday.
Elon Musk expected to complete Twitter purchase this week
Advertisers are concerned that Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter could open the door for hateful and abusive posts disguised as free speech.
TCL to release new line of Amazon Fire TV sets in Europe
TCL is debuting a line of Fire TV-powered sets that will go on sale in four European countries this year.
New York Post probes employee’s unauthorized postings
Online software used by the New York Post newspaper was compromised Thursday, allowing attackers to publish several offensive articles
Apple to raise price of Apple Music, Apple TV Plus subscriptions
Apple is increasing the price of its Apple TV Plus, Apple Music and Apple One subscriptions, starting immediately.
One year later, Fox takes free streaming weather by storm
Fox Weather is growing its audience, its advertising dollars and its live programming on all things weather and climate.
AT&T says price hikes caused some customers to leave
Recent price increases at AT&T's wireless business caused around 1 percent of customers to switch to another company.
SiriusXM exec rebukes notion of sports-only radio plan
A SiriusXM Pandora executive says sports-related programming, including live events, help convert free trial customers to paid subscribers.
Roku, Amazon grow share of streaming market space
Roku and Amazon now control 80 percent of the streaming TV market in the United States, according to new data released by Parks Associates.