Trevor Noah To Depart 'The Daily Show' R. Thomas Umstead published 30 September 22 Comedian to end run on Comedy Central late night series after seven seasons
NBC Wins Premiere Week ... With an Infinitesimal 1.1 Demo Rating Daniel Frankel published 29 September 22 Ten years ago, NBC won the same week among adults 18-49 with a 2.9 rating
FuboTV Tops J.D. Power Streaming Ranks While Dish Leads Cable/Satellite Providers as Consumers Say Price Drives Satisfaction Mike Farrell published 29 September 22 Cable and satellite average 699 satisfaction score, streamers average 774; Dish ranks first in three categories
'TMZ,' 'TMZ Live' Renewed by Fox Television Stations Paige Albiniak published 29 September 22 TMZ was acquired by Fox from Warner Bros. last September
Comscore Restructures with Staff Cuts To Cost $5-8 Million in Severance Jon Lafayette published 29 September 22 Measurement company may exit some businesses and geographic regions
Bill Exempts Broadband Providers from Taxes on Infrastructure Billions John Eggerton published 29 September 22 Bipartisan legisation meant to insure all monies go to close digital divide
Hurricane Ian Knocks Out Cable/Broadband to Half Million By John Eggerton published 29 September 22 Puerto Rico service continues to come back on line post-Fiona
End of the Road for 'Bridge and Tunnel' By Michael Malone published 29 September 22 Edward Burns show about ‘80s Long Island won’t see season three on Epix
HBO Sets Documentary On This ‘Say Hey Kid’ By R. Thomas Umstead published 29 September 22 ‘Say Hey, Willie Mays!’ debuts November 8
Doreen Bogdan-Martin Elected First Woman Head of ITU By John Eggerton published 29 September 22 American was the first woman elected to U.N. organization’s leadership in 2018
Epix’s ‘Godfather of Harlem’ Gets January Premiere Date By R. Thomas Umstead published 29 September 22 Season three of drama series starring Forest Whitaker debuts January 15
Cover Story: A TV Field of Their Own Posted Women’s sports are getting unprecedented airtime, audiences
For Women in the Game, Title IX Is Bigger Than Sports Posted Landmark law, now 50, opened a field of opportunities to this year’s class of top women TV sports executives
40 Under 40 New York: TV’s Best and Brightest Hit the Big City Posted NYC TV Week gala returns to honor the industry’s emerging executives
SCTE Cable-Expo Preview: It’s All About the Broadband Posted After two years of virtual meetings, technology gathering becomes in-person event again
Cable Hall of Fame Comes Back for a Gala N.Y. Night Posted 2022 class set to be honored in person at red-carpet event
Spectrum TV App Launches on (Tens? Hundreds? Thousands?) of XClass Smart TVs By Daniel Frankel published 26 September 22 Charter, which is now a JV partner in Comcast’s quest to take its X1/Flex TVOS out-of-footprint, puts its video app on the platform
Bally Sports Plus Launches on Roku By Daniel Frankel published 26 September 22 Sinclair discloses major distribution deal on the day of the OTT service's national launch
Comcast Successfully Tests 'Final' Piece of '10G' FDX DOCSIS 4.0 Network By Daniel Frankel published 21 September 22 At SCTE Cable-Tec Expo, Comcast says it can now deliver symmetrical 4 Gbps speeds over its next-generation cable network. Actual services will start rolling out to customers in late 2023
RDK Software Stack Now Touts 100 Million Device Deployments By Daniel Frankel published 8 September 22 Open-sourced Reference Design Kit, jointly developed by Comcast, Charter and Liberty, continues to proliferate into pay TV set-tops and broadband gateways
SCTE Cable-Tec Expo Preview: It’s All About the Broadband By Mike Farrell published 6 September 22 After two years of virtual meetings, technology gathering becomes in-person event again
Hurricane Ian Knocks Out Cable/Broadband to Half Million By John Eggerton published 29 September 22 Puerto Rico service continues to come back on line post-Fiona
Doreen Bogdan-Martin Elected First Woman Head of ITU By John Eggerton published 29 September 22 American was the first woman elected to U.N. organization’s leadership in 2018
Hurricane Ian Pushes FCC Fee Deadlines By John Eggerton published 28 September 22 Citing Ian and some technical issues, commission gives regulatees two extra days
PBS, APTS: Cable Headend Consolidation Has Cut Off Viewers By John Eggerton published 28 September 22 Public-TV groups tell FCC ultimate result could be stripping noncoms of carriage rights altogether
USDA Grants Demonstrate Need for Government Subsidies By John Eggerton published 26 September 22 It will cost tens of millions to reach handful of rural Alaska residents and businesses
