Monthly Archives: August 2019

Comcast recently made some significant changes to its Xfinity Mobile plans, including the addition of a $20-per-month HD Pass to its unlimited plans. Source link …Read More

Hulu said that more than half of its viewers are either light- or non-viewers of linear TV, and that its cordless audience is growing, reaching 21 million cordless ad-supported viewers. Source link …Read More

Free ad-supported streaming service Tubi is going after the heavy hitters of subscription streaming in its first out-of-home marketing campaign. Source link …Read More

AT&T’s current contract dispute with CBS—which has led to channel blackouts on DirecTV, AT&T TV Now and U-verse—is not an ideal situation for anyone involved. But CBS All Access is seeing some upside. Source link …Read More

Comcast Spotlight, the advertising sales division of Comcast Cable, released its first TV Viewership Report and some data about viewership time across Comcast’s TV footprint. Source link …Read More

TiVo’s patent infringement court battles have been ongoing for years now, and TiVo CEO Dave Shull indicated that his company may have only scratched the surface of potential violations. Source link …Read More

For a long time now, quarterly earnings season has practically been guaranteed to be a bad time for the DirecTV brand. But this round of results has been particularly brutal for AT&T’s satellite operator. Source link …Read More

Vimeo today introduced Vimeo Enterprise, a group of tools and services that large organizations can use to manage and share live and on-demand video content. Source link …Read More

Verizon’s net video subscriber losses during the second quarter kept pace with the previous quarter as the company continues to contend with the shift from traditional linear TV to OTT video services. Source link …Read More

As promised, support for Apple AirPlay 2.0 and HomeKit is rolling out via updates to Vizio SmartCast TVs and certain LG smart TVs in the U.S. Source link …Read More