Monthly Archives: July 2019

Facebook reportedly is building its own streaming TV device that supports video chat, and the company is looking for support from major streaming video players. Source link …Read More

Altice USA, like Dish Network, has posted somewhat reassuring video subscriber numbers after last week’s devastation ignited by AT&T’s massive subscriber losses. Source link …Read More

The major networks have filed a lawsuit against free broadcast streaming service Locast, alleging the service infringes upon exclusive rights under the Copyright Act. Source link …Read More

AT&T is changing the name of DirecTV Now to AT&T TV Now in a move to put more distance between its streaming TV services and its freefalling satellite TV service. Source link …Read More

Microsoft Azure is at SIGGRAPH 2019 in Los Angeles to introduce a handful of new cloud-based tools and appliances geared toward the media and entertainment space. Source link …Read More

T-Mobile certainly has its hands full as it works to push its $26.5 billion merger with Sprint across the finish line. But, that deal has seemingly pushed to the back burner any updates on the company’s video …Read More

While commercial broadcasters have found plenty of space on streaming TV services, PBS has long been on the outside looking in. But now the organization has its first virtual MVPD carriage deal. Source link …Read More

Dish Network’s second-quarter results were marked by a significant decrease in satellite subscriber losses and continued (albeit slow) growth at Sling TV. Source link …Read More

MobiTV and Amino Communications today announced a new agreement to combine their products into a new service for pay TV providers. Source link …Read More

AT&T, Charter and Comcast all reported second-quarter results last week and analyst firm MoffettNathanson said the early figures add up to a truly bad quarter for traditional video service cord cutting. Source link …Read More