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Kimmel, Disney Back on the Hot Seat
It feels like September again with Jimmy Kimmel back in the news facing attacks from President Trump and other federal leaders. But the tensions feel a bit higher this time around.
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John Malone on WBD-PSKY Merger
John Malone joined a Syndeo Institute event and dished all about the Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger and the negotiations that led to PSKY CEO David Ellison stealing the bride from Netflix in February.
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Is Streaming Too Focused on Latency?
For years, the difference between streaming and broadcast TV was a wide latency gap. That discrepancy has since shrunk, but some wonder whether there’s a huge business need to further reduce latency.
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ESPN’s WrestleMania Plan Marks a Linear TV First
WrestleMania 42 isn’t just the first to be exclusive to ESPN platforms but also the first time part of the main card has aired live on linear television.
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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.
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Introducing CFX – A Note from Our Editor
Cablefax, the trusted voice of the cable and broadband industry for more than two decades, today announced its rebrand to CFX, marking a significant evolution in both name and scope.
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‘The Audacity’ Dives into Dystopia
AMC’s “The Audacity” gets up close and personal with a group of megalomaniacs and Silicon Valley sickos.
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Tubi’s Growth Plan Involves More Creators
Tubi is on a growth trajectory after reaching profitability last year, a milestone that arrived earlier than expected for the Fox Corp.-owned AVOD.
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Scripps Thinks Free is the New Premium
On Monday, Scripps announced the launch of a 24/7 FAST channel dubbed Scripps Sports Network. CFX talked to CRO Brian Norris about what sets this new channel apart from the many other FAST offerings out there.
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Spectrum News NY1 Expands Its YouTube & Social Presence
YouTube continues to grow its lead on TV screens, and pay TV and SVOD competitors are paying close attention. So are programmers.
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