Showing posts with label November 08. Show all posts
Showing posts with label November 08. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 8, 2017

In A Competitive World, A Fox Buy Could Sustain Disney's Edge

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Adding more mature media content will help Disney. But so would some international assets. Fox might agree to sell its big Star India network operation — a massive 650 million-home operation — as
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Cable One loses broadband customers for second straight quarter

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Despite operating in a footprint in which 70% of broadband competition comes from DSL operators, Cable One lost around 3,300 broadband customers in its legacy footprint in the third quarter. http://ift.tt/2m5tl0b Daniel Frankel


Comedy Called 'No Activity' Should Attract No Viewership

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“No Activity” is about nothing, literally. It is a comedy about cops on a very, very tedious stakeout at some sort of port facility in which nothing happens. http://ift.tt/2hdNZpH


Charter gets FCC support in Minnesota battle over VoIP service regulation

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Looking to codify cable products as lightly regulated “information services” on both the federal and state levels, the FCC has come to bat in a battle between Charter Communications and the state of Minnesota over the regulation of VoIP. http://ift.tt/2zrZvpD Daniel Frankel


U.S. Veterans continue to serve and protect

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CableLabs partners with Facebook-headed consortium to open TIP Community Lab

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CableLabs has partnered with a consortium headed by Facebook to open a Telecom Infra Project (TIP) Community Lab at its Louisville, Colorado, headquarters. http://ift.tt/2zG66jh Daniel Frankel


Comcast wins one, loses one on muni broadband

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Although it contributed to a huge dark money advantage for opponents of municipal broadband in Fort Collins, Colorado, Comcast came out on the losing end, with more than 57% of local voters in favor of the city council setting up internet services. http://ift.tt/2Av8mY4 Daniel Frankel