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CBS & Sony Go to Court Over “Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune” Distribution Rights
A legal battle between CBS and Sony Pictures Television (SPT) over the distribution rights to the iconic game shows “Jeopardy!” and “Wheel of Fortune” has intensified, with CBS successfully blocking Sony’s attempt to take over distribution. A Los Angeles Superior Court judge granted CBS a temporary restraining order on Thursday, preventing Sony from terminating its…
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Amazon Announces Strong Q4 2024 Results with 10% Net Sales Growth To $187.6 Billion
Amazon today reported strong financial results for the fourth quarter of 2024, demonstrating continued growth across its diverse businesses. Net sales increased 10% year-over-year to $187.8 billion, driven by growth in North America, International, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) segments. The company also highlighted significant advancements in its AI capabilities and a record-breaking holiday shopping…
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The FCC is Looking to Crackdown on Loud Commercials
Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chairman Brendan Carr has unveiled the agenda for the upcoming Open Commission Meeting scheduled for Thursday, February 27, 2025. For cord cutters one of the biggest things they will take on is cracking down on excessively loud commercials along with other issues. The first item on the agenda is titled “Enhancing…
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DIRECTV Adds 3 New Free Channels
Blue Ant Media has officially expanded its U.S. footprint, announcing at NATPE Global that three of its free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels are now available on MyFree DIRECTV. The new additions — Love Nature, Total Crime, and Declassified — bring a range of engaging, curated content to DIRECTV’s audience, enhancing the platform’s growing library…
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“We Beat the Dream Team” Documentary Revisits a Shocking 1992 Scrimmage Upset
Basketball fans are in for a treat as We Beat the Dream Team, a new TNT Sports and HBO Original documentary, is set to premiere on Monday, February 17, at 9 p.m. ET/PT on HBO and will be available to stream on Max. Directed by Michael Tolajian (Q Ball, Once Brothers), the film tells the…
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Disney+ Lost 700,000 Subscribers, MeTV Toons News, & More – Cord Cutting Today
Today in Cord Cutting Today for February 6, 2025 we take a look at some of the biggest stories in the world of cord cutting including: Another Cable TV Network is Shutting Down This Month. You can find a link to each story we talk about below this video. Another Cable TV Network is Shutting…
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ESPN+ to Stream Nearly 2,600 Regular Season College Softball Games in 2025
More home runs and strikeouts are heading to the ESPN family of networks during the 2025 College Softball season. With over 3,200 games to be featured on ESPN platforms, providing fans with unparalleled access to live softball action. Nearly 2,600 games featuring 21 different conferences will stream live on ESPN+. This includes the Shriners Children’s…
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Warner Bros. Discovery Launches Free 24/7 Tom and Jerry Marathon on YouTube in Honor of 85th Anniversary
In a nod to nostalgia and celebration of one of the most beloved animated series in history, Warner Bros. Discovery has announced the launch of a free, 24/7 live streaming channel dedicated entirely to the antics of Tom and Jerry. This special event marks the 85th anniversary of the iconic cat and mouse duo’s first…
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Verizon Is Expanding Coverage With Satellites, Teams with Buzz Aldrin & A Familiar Face
In a groundbreaking collaboration, Verizon has announced its latest venture into satellite technology, aiming to eliminate those pesky areas where cell signals are dire. Earlier this week, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) granted Verizon and the AST Special Temporary Authority (STA) authorizing beta service in the US, which will give even in the most remote…
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Cord Cutting Continues: Only 27% of Michigan Households Still Subscribe to Cable TV
The Michigan Public Service Commission (MPSC) released its annual “Status of Competition for Video Services” report today, revealing a continuing decline in cable television subscribers across the state. In 2024, only 1,100,636 Michigan households still paid for cable TV, representing a mere 27.24% of the state’s total households. This trend reflects a nationwide shift away…