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HGTV Travels Back to the ’90s
HGTV’s new home renovation competition show “Totally ’90s House” delivers on its title.
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Nielsen Recalibrates TV Currency
Nielsen is heading into the new broadcast TV season with yet another refinement of its audience measurement.
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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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HBCU Go Eyes What’s Next
When HBCU Go kicks off its fifth season airing football this week, co-Founder and President Curtis Symonds will be able to point to something he spent more than a decade trying to create.
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Independent Nets Evolve Ad Strategy
A group of independent programmers, including UPtv and Great American Media, are evolving their advertising strategies to meet agencies where they are amid all the big-player consolidation.
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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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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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What’s Ahead for Programmer Earnings
A busy earnings season will next see the programmers step onto the stage. Up next week are Paramount Skydance, Warner Bros. Discovery, Nexstar, Fox Corp., Versant, Disney and more. You can guess what will be on the minds of several of these companies: consolidation and the regulatory challenges involved.
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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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