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Discovery chief executive says sports to blame for cable costs, carriage disputes
If you feel like you're paying an absurd amount for cable or satellite, you can blame sports channels, says the boss of a network that has no sports channels.
Access Sacramento hiring teens, young adults for youth media project
One of Sacramento's public access channels is asking local youth to create news reports for its channel and websites — and the company is willing to pay them for their efforts.
Elisabeth Meyer-Kimmel, indicted San Diego media executive, worked as California attorney
Elisabeth Meyer-Kimmel worked as an entertainment lawyer for three years before serving as general counsel for the media company created by her father.
Tribune preparing for “long battle” in dispute against Spectrum
Tribune Media is prepared to drag out its fight with Charter Communications over programming fees as long as necessary, an executive said in an interview this week.
Anchor at San Francisco Fox station warns against media leaks
Pam Cook, the veteran news anchor at KTVU, has criticized colleagues for leaking information to blogger Rich Lieberman over a controversial photo that triggered local protests.
Blogger accuses local news executive of hostile phone call
Scott Jones of FTVLive.com says Tom Lewis of WMBB threatened legal action over a "fair use" video clip.
Iowa news crew verbally assaulted by distraught mother
A KCCI-TV news crew was verbally assaulted by the mother of a man who had been fatally shot by police earlier in the week.
Sheriff blocks Sacramento news station from attending press briefing
Sheriff Scott Jones blocked an investigative reporter from attending a press conference on secret cellphone spy devices, according to a report by the station.
KRON photojournalist Stanley Roberts recovering after stroke
Stanley Roberts of "People Behaving Badly" will be spending a few days at home after suffering a stroke, the station said on Monday.
Scribd restores Inquisitr hoax source material after copyright dispute
The online document repository restored the material weeks after an attorney from the website Inquisitr tried to scrub it from the Internet.
Police arrest man suspected of robbing, assaulting California news crews
San Francisco police announced this week the arrest of a man in connection with a pair of robberies involving two television news crews.
FBI investigating possible broadcast signal intrusion at Indiana radio station
Did Anonymous really hijack Indiana radio station WXXR, or was it a publicity stunt? The FBI says they're investigating the matter.