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AMC’s ‘FearFest’ Brings Scares & Brand Crossover
October is a time for frights and no cable network knows that better than AMC, which has hosted its annual “FearFest” horror programming marathon for almost 30 years.
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NBCU-YouTube TV Fight Begins
Whispers began trickling out Thursday about a potential carriage dispute between NBCUniversal and YouTube TV. Hours later, the two companies took their feud public and warned consumers that NBCU’s portfolio of networks may go dark on the vMVPD.
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Kimmel’s Back: What About Nexstar & Sinclair?
Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show is coming back Tuesday night—but will broadcast station groups air it?
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Kimmel’s Back: What About Nexstar & Sinclair?
Jimmy Kimmel’s late-night show is coming back Tuesday night—but will broadcast station groups air it?
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Kimmel Flashpoint: Some Talking, Some Quiet as Censorship Claims Swirl
There has been plenty of venting on all sides over ABC’s decision to take “Jimmy Kimmel Live” off the air indefinitely and replacing it (at least for this week) with “Celebrity Family Feud.”
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ESPN Is WWE’s New Home, But Not For All Pay TV Subs
ESPN aired “Wrestlepalooza,” its first WWE premium live event [PLE], on Saturday, but not all ESPN subs had access to the event.
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Free Channels Rising as Cordless News Destination
Cable news networks saw ratings boosts as major breaking news events continued to command viewer attention for days after they broke, but FAST channel in the news space were also a popular destination.
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Football Forecast: NFL-YouTube Experiment a Sign of the Future
Tonight’s the first time an NFL game will exclusively stream live and without a paywall on YouTube, and while it’s expected to attain a hefty number of viewers, the question then becomes whether YouTube—and the networks of internet providers enabling access—can handle the blitz.
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Why Disney Is Taking Sling TV to Court
When Sling TV announced the launch of short-term passes, we wondered whether any programmers included in those packages would raise objections. Not only did Disney speak up but on Tuesday, it filed a lawsuit against DISH Network.
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NBA Sets Full Schedule
The NBA schedule for 2025-26 season is out and a handy graphic released by the league explains how national games and key dates will be divided up among the outlets, which include three networks and two streamers.
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