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The end of the decade is upon us and it's time to take a look at how the last 10 years impacted broadcasters.

More than 100 member stations now available live through the streaming platform.

The fifth of CBS’ local direct-to-consumer streaming news services.

Sister site to Multichannel News and Broadcasting&Cable hits the web.

The number of options for consumers will create problems, says data insights company.

Out of 100 countries, the U.S. comes in at number 68.

The spinning wheel can lead to lost customers.

A majority of those exiting the streaming service are longtime members.

Supports post-origin monitoring as well as dynamic ad video quality assurance.

Technical problems and piracy issues quickly popped up for the new streaming service.

Would put the new streaming service in third behind Netflix and Amazon.

With millions of daily visitors, YouTube has become an ideal platform for government agencies to keep the public apprised of breaking legislative developments. Content traditionally reserved for public TV or meeting rooms is now increasingly being live streamed, as the Minnesota House of Representatives is showing.

Overall time spent streaming increased more than 50% over last year.

As more OTT options for sports emerge, broadcasters must be on guard to protect them.

The new streaming service from WarnerMedia will be priced at $14.99 per month.

Still, a majority feel that there are too many streaming choices and the price tag is becoming too high.

Deal applies to all unlimited wireless customers and new Fios and 5G internet customers.

Wnited will offer games from the U.S., Europe and Asia.