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Comcast Commits to Buying Time Warner Cable
Back in November of 2013, the rumor started circulating that cable giant Comcast was going to try to buy Time Warner Cable (TWC). This was news because Comcast, in addition to owning NBC Universal, is the nation’s largest cable provider … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, Comcast, media business, television
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Media News That Ought Not To Surprise You
Netflix set to surpass HBO in USA paid subscriptions You can watch any of their programs any time and any where on any device for about $8 a month. And they let you shotgun their original series from day … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 6, Chapter 9
Tagged Bad choices, cable TV, netflix, news, Pew Research, photography, social media, streaming video, twitter
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Questions Worth Asking (Maybe)
How are News Corp. and the Fox Group doing post corporate split? Better than expected. Bigger is increasingly not necessarily better. Is there more than one standard of beauty out there? Increasingly, it looks like the answer is “Yes.” British … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 2, Chapter 4, Chapter 5, Chapter 6
Tagged body image, British tabloids, broadcast television, cable TV, copyright, News Corp, questions
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Media News Roundup
USB ports replace cigarette lighters in Hyundai cars As if we needed any more proof that mobile media devices are addictive! iPhones are more important than cigarettes! FAA backs letting people use mobile media during take-off and landing And they … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 10, Chapter 4, Chapter 9
Tagged books, cable TV, mobile media
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Time Warner Cable / CBS Resolve Month-Long Retransmission Dispute
Time Warner Cable and CBS Inc. have finally resolved their month-long retransmission battle that will bring back CBS broadcast and Showtime back to cable subscribers in New York City, Los Angeles and the Dallas/Ft. Worth area. This means that subscribers … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, media business, retransmission, television
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Was SyFy’s Sharknado really the big deal that Twitter made it out to be?
That would be a definite NO. Some of you may have noticed last week when the SyFy Channel showed the over-the-top silly original movie that Twitter absolutely exploded with talk about the movie. Everyone from Lost/Prometheus/Star Trek scribe Damon Lindelof … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, humor, social media, SyFy
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Are mandatory cable channel bundles good or bad for consumers?
There’s been a lot of talk lately as to whether some form of a la carte pricing on cable would be good or bad for consumers. The idea here is that we get big bundles of channels from our cable … Continue reading
Posted in Chapter 3, Chapter 9
Tagged cable TV, media business, viacom
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