Daniel Frankel
Daniel Frankel is the managing editor of Next TV, an internet publishing vertical focused on the business of video streaming. A Los Angeles-based writer and editor who has covered the media and technology industries for more than two decades, Daniel has worked on staff for publications including E! Online, Electronic Media, Mediaweek, Variety, paidContent and GigaOm. You can start living a healthier life with greater wealth and prosperity by following Daniel on Twitter today!
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The beloved Hall-of-Famer waged a years-long battle with cancer, the league said

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Carved without the usual blackout rancor, licensing renewal enables cable operator to bundle even more subscription services

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And dystopian drama 'Leave the World Behind' was the most popular Netflix film in the back half of last year

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The 'Inside the NBA' star says he's talking with Shaquille O'Neal, Kenny Smith and Ernie Johnson about continuing the TNT show under his own production banner

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Warner-owned cable network will televise two first-round games for each of the next 5 seasons

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WBD CFO’s maddeningly convoluted statement on the current state of NBA rights talks come amid reports that the league is ready to move on with new telecast partners

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With telecast partners are about to sign written contracts worth $7.4 billion a season, Warner CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels still insists his company has the rights to match rival bids

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There's still no update on renewal talks with Comcast, as blackout enters its fourth week

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Fixed wireless access services don’t come close to matching the speed and quality of cable internet

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With no return to broadband customer growth in sight, cable chief aims to shift the focus to his company’s stable ARPU

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Starting next week, subscribers to Xfinity-branded cable services can bundle ad-supported Netflix and Peacock with Apple TV Plus at a 35% discount

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Cable, fiber and fixed wireless all decelerated with the total U.S. home internet market slowing to just 2.6% from January-March

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Paramount franchise's flagship series gets ready to wind down nearly 17 months after part 1 finale of season 5 first aired

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Incumbent rights holder Peacock was reportedly paying $30 million a season for the package

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CEO Chris Winfrey said last week that Charter would continue to refrain from handset subsidies and look to contract buyouts to sustain Spectrum Mobile's growth

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Also in this week's Next Text, Venu takes a shot to the vowels, AI gets more hype ... and we ponder whether it's MLB, and not the game of baseball, that's boring

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Yes, it does appear to be short-selling season for the troubled content company

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Japanese electronics maker's latest product introduction comes after TiVo parent Xperi said that it had added a sixth smart TV OEM partner

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Sure, training camp is still two and a half months away, but with Amazon, NBCU and ESPN collectively paying $4.65 billion a year for primetime NFL TV rights, it’s not too early to talk about which game sked excites us most

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Comcast is combining some of the most coveted brands and services, Hub Entertainment Research survey indicates

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Sports channel bundle being launched by Disney, Fox and Warner Bros. still doesn't have an announced price or launch date, however

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'TNF' has divisional showdowns in each of its first five weeks of the regular season, and there are only three games matching two teams that didn't make the playoffs last year

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Netflix orders the undisclosed number of installments needed to conclude the adaptation of novelist's Nebula-winning sci-fi saga
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