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Hub Study Says Sports May Settle the Streaming Wars
A semiannual survey from Hub shows just how much leverage live sports has over consumer choices
Top Boost Mobile Exec Abruptly Departs as Dish Touts Coverage of 200 Million Americans
Michael Kelly, who took the reigns on Dish Network’s fledgling wireless business last April, is departing the company at the end of February just as it touts a new coverage milestone
Best Buy Stops Selling DVDs and Blu-rays Just as Disney Offloads Physical Media to Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
Once a major economic driver for the studios, the physical-media industry is rapidly crumbling in the shadow of streaming platforms
It's Time for Streaming To Put Sports Fans Back in the Game (Wolk)
Watching sports used to be easy, seamless and relatively cost-efficient, but little by little, it’s getting more cumbersome and expensive for sports fans.
Stations Snap Up True Crime, Game Shows for Fall Season
With no big talk shows in the syndication mix, path is clear for more economical entries
Comcast Holds Upfront-Style Demos of Home Tech Advances
Philadelphia event shows off advances heading to Xfinity subscribers’ homes
Paramount Plus Wins the 'Latency Bowl,' Experiences Only a 42.73-Second Lag Behind the Big Game
But with CBS controlling the game production this year, virtually every streamer lagged worse than it did in 2023, according to Phenix's annual study
U.S. Broadband Data Usage Has More Than Doubled Since Right Before the Pandemic, Latest OpenVault Report Reveals
Also, gig-speed internet is now in a third of American homes, but those subscribers are only using 9% of data
