Verizon Proposes Government-Funded Broadband Debit Cards
Verizon is proposing the government take a new, comprehensive, approach to closing the digital divide, one that would mean investing more in subsidized broadband service, for one.
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CW Launches App on Vizio SmartCast Platform
The CW said its new streaming app has launched on the Vizio SmartCast, the programming platform on the company’s smart TV sets.
Netflix Stock Jumps After Bullish Earnings Report
Netflix shares jumped Wednesday morning following an earnings report that showed the streaming company adding more subscribers than expected and generating more revenue than forecast.
Vizio SmartCast Launches Cinedigm’s Bob Ross Channel
Vizio’s SmartCast launched Cinedigm’s Bob Ross Channel on Vizio smart TV sets.
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HBO Max Taps Sulebakk as GM of Its EMEA Expansion
WarnerMedia plans to expand its streaming service into Europe, the Middle East and Africa later this year
Tubi Users Aren’t Seeing Other AVODs, Fox Says
Conglomerate tells advertisers that 68% of its platform’s users can’t be reached via other ad-supported streaming services
Bringing Back the Feels to Audience Measurement
TV[REV] Analyst Alan Wolk: Why it’s exciting to see that iSpot, a company that is busy redefining TV measurement in many ways, has now added the subjective to their arsenal
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Quibi Cribbed Turnstyle? Court Says Plaintiffs Have Enough Circumstantial Evidence
The streaming startup may be dead, but its lawyers are very much alive … and they appear to be losing
Charter Still ‘In the Process’ of Rolling Out Managed WiFi Product
Fourteen months after announcing the adoption of cloud-based smart home technology OpenSync, No. 2 U.S. cable operator still hasn’t deployed a managed WiFi service in key markets such as L.A.
TiVo Renews Patent Deal with Xfinity X1 Licensee Cox Communications
Cable company pays for IP tied to its Contour TV OS
