Amy Maclean
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Programming
Charter Sues Scripps Over Retrans
Charter is suing Scripps, claiming the broadcaster is trying to wiggle out of a contract that would have its carriage rights extend to Cox systems it acquired.
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CuriosityStream Bets Big on Licensing
As the industry maneuvers seismic shakeups, it might want to get curious about CuriosityStream.
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Anna Pigeon’s Two-Decade Journey
As Versant sets out to make its mark as a content player in its own right, USA Network is taking a big swing with “Anna Pigeon.”
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Programming
Hallmark Turns 25, Still Independent
Hallmark is to celebrations what cake is to birthdays—and now it’s the Hallmark Channel’s turn to celebrate.
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Programming
Operators Warm Up to ESPN Unlimited
About 150 of NCTC’s roughly 700 member companies have signed on to offer ESPN Unlimited to their traditional video subscribers—a modest but growing start, according to Disney’s top distribution executive.
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In the Wild: Netflix’s American Experiment
Netflix got a head start on celebrating America’s 250th anniversary with a screening for its upcoming historical docuseries “The American Experiment.”
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Programming
Fox’s Transformational Roku Deal
Fox spent decades knocking on cable’s door asking for carriage; now it’s about to own the doorbell.
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Programming
In the Wild: DirecTV Rides Upfront Week Wave
With upfronts kicking into high gear this week, DirecTV is debuting a multi-channel out-of-home and digital campaign that depicts the week as a metaphor for what the platform does all year long: showcase the best of TV.
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Programming
Sofia the First Gets a Second Act
“Sofia the First” creator Craig Gerber knew it was time to revive his preschool series when he started seeing the theme song and other original numbers from the series go viral every so often.
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Programming
Why Optimum Launched in2 Network
Optimum is expanding its local original programming with this month’s launch of in2, a new channel that houses News 12 original series.