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Scripps Isn’t Stopping Women’s Sports Investment
Scripps Sports may already have the NWSL and WNBA in its portfolio, but that doesn’t mean the company isn’t continuing to bolster its women’s sports offerings.
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MLS, Apple TV+ Go Behind the Scenes in ‘Onside’
Apple and Major League Soccer signaled turning points when they signed a 10-year rights deal through 2032.
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New York Minute: YES, Comcast Spar Over Carriage Standstill
Carriage negotiations involving YES Network and Comcast were the talk of NYC over the weekend, and the battle over a new deal has grabbed the attention of some big names beyond the five boroughs.
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UFL Kicks Off Second Season
Year two of the United Football League got underway this weekend in a sign that maybe spring football has a place in the sports ecosystem after all.
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What We’re Reading: ‘What She’s Hiding’
What happens when a former Court TV and Comedy Central exec writes a thriller? A pretty good mystery with legal doings intertwined with steady, dry wit.
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Filling the Gap: Comercio TV Ready for Spectrum Rollout
Come April 15, Comercio TV will become available nationwide through Spectrum’s Spanish TV tiers including TV Stream Latino and Mi Plan Latino.
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In the Wild: C-SPAN Celebrates 46th Anniversary
Every year, March 19 signifies a new milestone for C-SPAN.
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Q&A: Cox New Content Head Mark Gathen on Exploring OTT
With Suzanne Fenwick retiring as Cox’s content chief at the end of the year, Mark Gathen stepped into the role at the start of 2025.
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FCC Receives Strong Pushback on ‘60 Minutes’ Investigation
The comments are in, and First Amendment and broadcaster advocates are speaking out against the FCC ’s investigation into allegations of news distortion at CBS over a “60 Minutes” interview with
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Five Qs: Curtis Symonds Reflects on HBCU GO, DEI’s Future
Curtis Symonds has done a little of everything. In this interview, he talks about where HBCU GO is headed as well as what the current political climate on DEI means for the industry.
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