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FCC Extends Telehealth Program Purchase Deadline John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable Cites COVID-19 among other reasons
Discovery Tops Sustainability Index John Eggerton -- Broadcasting & Cable Study gauges consumer perceptions
TiVo Stream 4K Getting Retail Push from Walmart Daniel Frankel Streaming device appears in mega retailer’s end caps and weekly mailers
Netflix Price Hike ‘Probable in the Near- to Mid-term,’ Analyst Says Daniel Frankel Jefferies thinks increase could add as much as $1 billion to streaming company’s fiscal revenue
Charter Names Spectrum Scholars By John Eggerton Charter has picked the first 20 "underrepresented" college students who will be its inaugural class of Spectrum Scholars.
Roku Adds AirPlay 2 and HomeKit Support with OS 9.4 By Daniel Frankel Flurry of software and hardware upgrades also includes a new Roku Channel mobile app, an updated iteration of the top-of-the-line Ultra, and a new lower-priced sound bar
FCC's O'Rielly Has Parting Shot (in Arm) for Broadcasters By John Eggerton Exiting Republican FCC commissioner Michael O'Rielly isn't going without a final push for more broadcast deregulation.
AT&T Extends Overage Charge Waiver By John Eggerton AT&T has decided to extend its pandemic-related waiver of data overage charges for all customers until the end of December.
FCC Moves Reg Fee Deadline to Sept. 28 By John Eggerton The FCC has given cable operators, broadcasters and others a little more time to get their annual regulatory fees paid.
Cover Story: Charter's 'Giffen Good' Operator of the Year drives strong growth during pandemic with high-value products
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African-Americans Step Up TV Viewing in Pandemic Shelter-in-place rules, protests drive calls for more targeted content
Five Spot: Frank Tanki, GM, AXS TV and HDNet Movies A year in, Anthem Sports turns to Viacom vet for a network tuneup
Roku Adds AirPlay 2 and HomeKit Support with OS 9.4 By Daniel Frankel Flurry of software and hardware upgrades also includes a new Roku Channel mobile app, an updated iteration of the top-of-the-line Ultra, and a new lower-priced sound bar
Roku's 'Structural Advantage?' It's Cheaper By Daniel Frankel CEO Steve Louden says platform requires less powerful silicon than smartphone-based Android TV, tvOS
Amazon Matches Roku Express $30 Price with New Fire TV Stick Lite By Daniel Frankel Tech giant also announces subscription cloud gaming service Luna+ mega new product event
Apple Gets United Coalition Pushback on $15 Billion App Store Biz By Daniel Frankel Group of digital companies including Spotify and Epic Games claims tech giant is charging outrageously high fees relative to other 'payment services'
Google Releases Android 11 Update for Android TV By Daniel Frankel New OS iteration includes 'Instant Apps' and PIN code purchasing features, along with other usability and privacy upgrades
Charter Names Spectrum Scholars By John Eggerton Charter has picked the first 20 "underrepresented" college students who will be its inaugural class of Spectrum Scholars.
FCC's Geoffrey Starks: In Search of Digital Equity By John Eggerton Democratic commissioner has made diversity his main focus — and would become more influential in a Biden administration
FCC's O'Rielly Has Parting Shot (in Arm) for Broadcasters By John Eggerton Exiting Republican FCC commissioner Michael O'Rielly isn't going without a final push for more broadcast deregulation.
AT&T Extends Overage Charge Waiver By John Eggerton AT&T has decided to extend its pandemic-related waiver of data overage charges for all customers until the end of December.
FCC Moves Reg Fee Deadline to Sept. 28 By John Eggerton The FCC has given cable operators, broadcasters and others a little more time to get their annual regulatory fees paid.
