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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."
WBD nears deal to exit regional sports business
Warner Bros Discovery and Major League Baseball are close to a deal that would keep AT&T-branded regional sports networks operational through October.
Lawmakers seek DOJ probe into Warner Bros Discovery merger
The four members of Congress say the merger led to layoffs, cancelled shows and other "anticompetitive" behavior.
T-Mobile quietly raises prices on Apple iPhone models
T-Mobile is charging customers $30 more to buy the iPhone 14 or iPhone 14 Plus from them, compared to how much the phones cost at Apple and other carriers. [EXCLUSIVE]
Frontier pulls Newsmax off cable lineup
Frontier has pulled conservative commentary channel Newsmax from its lineup after its agreement with the network ended this month.
Frontier pulls Newsmax off cable lineup
Frontier has pulled conservative commentary channel Newsmax from its lineup after its agreement with the network ended this month.
Rogers closes on $26 billion acquisition of Shaw
Rogers grew even larger this week after the company formally closed on its multi-billion dollar acquisition of once-rival Shaw Communications.
Rogers closes on $26 billion acquisition of Shaw
Rogers grew even larger this week after the company formally closed on its multi-billion dollar acquisition of once-rival Shaw Communications.
DirecTV to return Newsmax to lineup by end of week
DirecTV has reached an agreement with conservative commentary network Newsmax to return the channel to its satellite and streaming services by the end of the week.
Fubo TV says hidden sports fee isn’t a “hidden fee”
Fubo TV says its regional sports fee isn't considered a "hidden fee," even though the fee isn't clearly advertised to customers.
Sinclair’s Diamond Sports files Chapter 11 bankruptcy
Arizona Diamondbacks, Buffalo Sabres and DirecTV are among Diamond Sports' biggest creditors, according to bankruptcy documents.
T-Mobile to gift free MLB.TV subscription to customers
T-Mobile has renewed its partnership with Major League Baseball that allows it to offer customers one of their favorite annual perks.