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FCC 2018 Quadrennial Order Largely Maintains Status Quo, But Local Television Ownership Rule Modifications Create New Uncertainty
Bookending the Christmas weekend, the FCC’s long-awaited 2018 Quadrennial Review Report and Order was adopted on Friday, December 22 and released Tuesday, December 26. The Commission is required by Congress to conduct a regulatory review of its broadcast ownership rules every four years and was directed by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C.…
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WBD acquires BluTV
In a move that will further bolster its growing streaming business, with the international rollout of Max beginning in the next few months, Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) has acquired BluTV, a subscription video-on-demand service in Turkey. The announcement follows three years of extensive partnership, which started in 2021 with the launch of discovery+ on BluTV and an…
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MyTelly.co.uk goes live
TV listings website On TV Tonight, widely used in the US, Canada and Australia, has announced the launch of the newly rebranded MyTelly.co.uk in the UK. MyTelly.co.uk is an all-in-one UK TV Guide, helping viewers find out where to watch TV and movies legally. MyTelly.co.uk provides an easy to access one-stop site to search for any…
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Television in 2023: A Year of Farewells and Fresh Beginnings
Television in 2023: A Year of Farewells and Fresh Beginnings As we bid adieu to 2023, the television landscape reflects a shimmering tapestry of narratives that have captivated global audiences. This year marked the culmination of several titan series including ‘Succession’, ‘Barry’, ‘Reservation Dogs’, and ‘Ted Lasso’. Yet, the end of an era ushered the…
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‘Extended Family’ Review: A Subversive Split From Sitcom Tropes
A network situation comedy that is genuinely funny doesn’t come along every weeknight at 8:30, or most weeknights at 8:30, and even if the producers passed on the most obvious title—“Post-Modern Family”—their new “Extended Family” has legs. Jokes. Jon Cryer’s scrupulous comedic timing. And a premise that even 20 years ago would have had the…
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The Evolution of Television in 2023: Diverse Storytelling and International Productions
The Evolution of Television in 2023: Diverse Storytelling and International Productions As the curtain fell on 2023, the television landscape underwent a significant metamorphosis. The conclusion of beloved shows such as ‘The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel’, ‘Ted Lasso’, ‘Succession’, and ‘Reservation Dogs’ marked the end of an era. However, the void left by these iconic series…
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This 65-inch QLED TV just dropped below $500 for a limited time
TCL Save money on a brand new television with this amazing deal from Best Buy. Right now, you can buy a 65-inch QLED 4K TV for less than $500. With an original price of $600, you can save $100 for a limited time on this smart Google television that features a ton of your favorite…
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YSU men’s game moved to national television
YOUNGSTOWN, Ohio (WKBN) – During a press conference on Thursday afternoon, Youngstown State University head coach Jerrod Calhoun announced the team’s game on Jan. 12 against Wright State will now be nationally televised. The game, which is being dubbed another “Red Out,” will air on ESPN2 and now tips off at 9 pm. “I think…
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FCC’s ‘FM6’ LPTV Rules Take Effect | Radio & Television Business Report
With the release on Thursday of a public notice, the FCC’s Media Bureau has put into effect its rules regarding the continued analog service heard on 87.7 MHz for licensed low-power television stations using VHF Channel 6 across the U.S. This signals that the Office of Management and Budget has given a green light to the rules…