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- These States Are America’s Biggest Streaming Addicts, According to a New Binge-Watching Studyby Raymond McCainStreaming has become a national pastime, but in some states, it is practically a lifestyle. A study from Overnight Glasses breaks down which parts of the U.S. are most hooked on binge-watching, and Delaware takes the crown. According to the research, residents in the First State spend more than 3 hours a day watching TV… Read more: These States Are America’s Biggest Streaming Addicts, According to a New Binge-Watching Study
- 29 Years Ago Today: The Final Episode of “Married… with Children” Aired – A Look Backby Luke BoumaToday marks the 29th anniversary of the series finale of the groundbreaking sitcom Married… with Children, which aired on June 9, 1997. After an 11-season run, the show wrapped up a landmark chapter in television comedy. Known for its sharp, irreverent humor and unapologetic depiction of a gloriously dysfunctional American family, Married… with Children boldly… Read more: 29 Years Ago Today: The Final Episode of “Married… with Children” Aired – A Look Back
- Roger Goodell Will Not Testify Before Congress About the NFL’s TV Dealsby Jess BarnesNFL Commissioner Roger Goodell will not be in attendance when Congress discusses whether the NFL is in compliance with the Sports Broadcasting Act of 1961 next week. ABC reports that Goodell declined the invitation from Representative Jim Jordan which the league’s general counsel Ted Ullyot said was “due to ongoing litigation related to the topic… Read more: Roger Goodell Will Not Testify Before Congress About the NFL’s TV Deals
- The Supreme Court Sides With The FCC Over Verizon & AT&Tby Luke BoumaThe U.S. Supreme Court delivered a significant victory to the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday by upholding the agency’s authority to impose fines on major wireless carriers through its internal enforcement procedures. In an 8-1 decision authored by Chief Justice John Roberts, the court ruled that the FCC’s process for assessing penalties does not violate… Read more: The Supreme Court Sides With The FCC Over Verizon & AT&T
- FCC Announces Major Overhaul of Emergency Alert Systemsby Luke BoumaThe Federal Communications Commission is set to take significant steps this month toward updating the country’s primary emergency notification frameworks during its regular monthly open meetings. The agency will consider both a Report and Order and a Further Notice of Proposed Rulemaking focused on modernizing the Emergency Alert System and Wireless Emergency Alerts, aiming to… Read more: FCC Announces Major Overhaul of Emergency Alert Systems




