Big Tech-Targeted Senate Bill Introduced
Bipartisan effort unites Dick Durbin and Lindsey Graham
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Roku Channel Grabs Original Comedy ‘Children Ruin Everything’
Created by ‘Schitt’s Creek’ writer Kurt Smeaton, series will stream in 2022
Dish Files Bad Faith Complaint as Blackout With Tegna Continues
Satellite company claims broadcasters wants it to pay for viewers who are no longer subscribers
FCC’s Nathan Simington: I Don't Want to Regulate Wireless Receivers
But Republican says threat of government action could prod industry standards
Sinclair Stations Disrupted By Ransomware Attack
Sinclair Broadcast Group said its operations were disrupted by a cyberattack over the weekend.
ViacomCBS Carriage Deal With Altice Covers Streaming Services
ViacomCBS and Altice USA said they reached a new carriage deal that includes the media company’s streaming services as well as its broadcast stations and cable networks.
Business
Redbox Adds 20 New FAST Channels, Including Cox Local News Outlets
Fast-moving streaming company also announced a deal with Yahoo! Finance for a business news channel
Netflix to Make a Cool $870 Million 'Profit' Off of 'Squid Game,' Leaked Docs Say
At least one Bothan got fired bringing us this information...
MLB May Brush Back Sinclair With Its Own Streaming Service: Report
Viewers could bypass cable and watch home-team games over the top
Analyst Craig Moffett Punches a Hole in 'Convergence Apocalypse' Theory
MoffettNathanson principal says despite telco fiber builds, paired with wireless, cable still has the broadband advantage
Technology
Comcast Touts 10G Connection Using Virtualization and FDX-Based DOCSIS 4.0
Cable operator reveals the benchmark at the SCTE‘s virtualized Cable-Tec Expo
Vewd Looks to Take on Comcast's Sky Glass with Euro Smart TV Play for Pay TV
Oslo-based OS company is partnering with set manufacturer Vestel to make OTT-capable 'Vewd Operator TV' smart TVs that ditch the cable set-top box
Roku and Amazon Ply Ordinary 'Plus' and 'Max' Marketing to Super New 4K Streaming Sticks
Roku and Amazon both debut new $50 direct-to-HDMI devices that up speed and performance of older smart TVs
