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FCC Nixes Cable’s Programming Financial Interest Reporting Rule

By Michael Balderston published

Information is available through other sources, FCC argues

Regulatory and Standards
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Consumers Prefer Remote Help for Cable Issues Amid COVID-19

By Michael Balderston published

In-home technicians may be on the way out

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Verizon ‘Mix & Match’ Plan Attempts to Disrupt Cable Practices

By Michael Balderston last updated

Eliminates bundling, extra fees and annual contracts.

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HBO Max Landing Most of New WarnerMedia Programs

By Michael Balderston published

In a year, WarnerMedia went from approving two streaming projects to nearly 50 in a quarter, per Ampere Analysis

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FCC Waives Graphics-Related CVAA Rules for Broadcast, Cable

By John Eggerton published

The FCC has granted analog-only cable systems a permanent waiver from from the requirement to provide audio description of non-textual emergency info, like maps or radar sweeps.

Regulatory and Standards
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Consumers Aren’t Ready to Cut the Cord Entirely, per Concentric

By Michael Balderston published

Bundling OTT and broadcast to grow 56 percent by 2024; just OTT to increase 17 percent.

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NAB Show Product Review: Fiber, Cable & Connectors

By Bob Kovacs published

Less than four years ago, a well-regarded expert on the subject of coaxial cable told me that creating affordable and practical 12G coax was not going to happen.

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NAB Show Product Preview: Fiber, Cable & Connectors

By Bob Kovacs published

Most of the best gear in the world is worthless without the means to connect to other devices, so paying attention to the seemingly mundane topic of cables and connectors is important.

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Global Pay-TV Subscriptions Surpass 1 Billion

By Michael Balderston published

Pay-TV services added 26 million subscribers across 138 countries.

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Online Video Subscriptions Surpass Cable for First Time in 2018

By Michael Balderston published

Online subscriptions have grown by nearly 500 million globally since 2014, per an MPAA report.

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