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NCTC Names Industry Vet Lou Borrelli CEO

By Mike Farrell

Replaces Rich Fickle, who announced retirement in March

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Charlie Ergen

Charlie Ergen: ‘Retrans Has Peaked’

By Mike Farrell

Dish chief compares T-Mobile to Grinch

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FCC Denies Gray Retrans Complaint Against Frontier

By John Eggerton

Provider says it negotiated in good faith

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New Bill Would Kill Retrans Regime, Compulsory License

By John Eggerton

Eshoo, Scalise renew efforts to remake broadcast/cable carriage regime

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Kagan: Retrans Fights Could Be Fewer in 2021

By Mike Farrell

Researcher estimates that 22 deals will expire affecting about 30.2 million subscribers

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Comcast Set to Remove Some Out-of-Market Hearst TV Stations After All

By Mike Farrell

Cable operator will jettison 10 out-of-market stations in 12 areas on March 31 and April 6

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Sinclair president and CEO Chris Ripley

CEO Chris Ripley Likes Sinclair’s Gamble on Local Content

By Jon Lafayette

Sees retrans, betting, NextGen TV driving future revenues

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A Dish technician standing outside a company van.

Dish, WINK-TV, Fort Myers, Fla., in Pre-Super Bowl Blackout

By Jon Lafayette

Dish Network subscribers in Fort Myers, Fla., found themselves blacked out by local CBS affiliate WINK-TV, the day before the Super Bowl because of a retransmission consent dispute.

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ATVA Launches Ad Campaign Against Cox in AT&T Blackout

By Jon Lafayette

Ads say Wall Street is keeping viewers from the Super Bowl

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Top AT&T Exec ‘Demands’ Cox Return Station Signals

By Jon Lafayette

Blackout would stop DirecTV subscribers from seeing Super Bowl in five markets

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