USFL Championship, Wimbledon Tennis: What's On This Weekend in TV Sports (July 2-4)
A look at the weekend's top TV sports events on broadcast, cable and streaming services
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SpaceX Satellite Broadband on the Move After FCC Decision
Elon Musk’s firm can use satellites to deliver on-the-go service to planes, boats and automobiles
KASA Albuquerque Offers Spanish-Language Local News App
Telemundo station in DMA No. 48 offers news for those on the go
NBCUniversal Says Upfront Sales Were Record-Setting
Peacock volume doubles to more than $1 billion
Discovery Plus Original Content To Take Off on American Airlines
Shows from Magnolia Network also part of inflight package
Nexstar Talks To Buy The CW Appear Closer To Agreement
Current joint venture owners would retain a minority stake in the network
Business
DirecTV Hospitality Adds Netflix, Re-Ups with Marriott and Hyatt
Pay TV company renews multiyear agreements to provide in-room entertainment in thousands of hotels around the world
Mediacom Renews Paramount Global Carriage
Deal includes cable channels, broadcast stations and Showtime OTT
Netflix Investors' Souring Sentiment Suddenly Seeps Into the Connected Living Room
Two recent research indicators show a sharp drop in the perceived value of the pricey, $16-a-month streaming service
NCTC CEO Lou Borrelli Talks ‘Connectivity Exchange,’ MVNO Deals ... and the New Name
A year into the job, he's about to unveil a transformed NCTC as the org preps the return of a live Independent Show in July
Technology
Stress Test -- Kansas Bandwidth Usage Spiked 24% for KU's March Madness Championship Final
OpenVault data sheds light on what happens to broadband networks when put to the test of live-sports streaming
Samsung Smart TVs Add Console-less Xbox Experience with Cloud Gaming App
Roku CEO Anthony Wood said smart TV makers like Samsung would soon give up their respective operating systems for Roku and Amazon Fire TV. We don't know about that
Another Google TV Smart TV Partner Deploys Amazon Fire TV Models
Xiaomi's release of Fire TV-powered smart TVs in the UK follows a similar move by Hisense last month. It breaks with a longstanding rule about Android TV partners using 'forked' operating systems
