Representatives from ABC, CBS, FBC, and NBC met with FCC staff to discuss how changes in the video programming marketplace have threatened their advertising and subscription revenue streams.
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altafiber Files Retransmission Consent Complaint Against Cox; Claims Cox Wants Payment Of Retransmission Consent Fees For Non-Cable, Broadband-Only Subscribers
altafiber has filed a retransmission consent complaint against a CBS-affiliate managed by Cox Media Group, claiming Cox is demanding payment of a fee for virtually every non cable, broadband-only subscriber.
TiVo Purchases MobiTV At Bankruptcy Auction For $18.5 Million
TiVo Corporation has purchased MobiTV for $18.5 million.
MobiTV Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection
MobiTV has filed for voluntary Chapter 11 bankruptcy relief in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the District of Delaware.
December 2020 News Update
An update on news from December 2020.
October 2020 - News Update
An update on news from October 2020.
Indiana Cities File Class Action Lawsuit Against Streaming Service Providers For Unpaid Franchise Fees
Four Indiana cities have filed a class action lawsuit in state court against streaming providers Netflix, Disney, Hulu, DirecTV, and Dish Network for unpaid franchise fees.
Video Truth-In-Billing Requirements Effective December 20, 2020
The FCC’s Media Bureau has issued an Order announcing the effective date of the video truth-in-billing requirements has been delayed until December 20, 2020. The new requirements impact video service providers and broadband providers.
News Update - September 2019
An update on news stories from September 2019.