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Charter Free to Charge Streaming Video Companies Interconnect Fees

By John Eggerton published

A federal appeals court tosses key restrictions related to the cable company's 2016 purchases of Time Warner Cable and Bright House Networks

Regulatory and Standards
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Charter Added 102K Spectrum TV Subscribers in Q2

By Mike Farrell published

Programs aimed at keeping residential customers connected online during the pandemic helped fuel growth

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Comcast, Charter, ViacomCBS Partner on Blockgraph

By Michael Balderston published

Blockgraph platform uses audience data for advanced TV and premium video advertising

Business
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230 Charter Communication Employees Test Positive for COVID-19

By Michael Balderston published

Company policy has required thousands to continue to work in the office, says NY Times

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Charter Pulls Tribune Stations from Spectrum, Affecting Nearly Six Million Subscribers

By Tom Butts published

Tribune Broadcasting pulled its TV stations from Charter Communications’ Spectrum cable system in 24 markets after the expiration of its contract on Wednesday.

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Fox, Charter Reach Distribution Agreement

By Michael Balderston published

As part of the deal, companies will work together on content piracy.

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Locast TV Station Streaming Service Expands to D.C., Baltimore

By John Eggerton published

Continues its cross-country march to deliver free online versions of free TV.

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Charter Signs Deal to Carry Tegna Stations

By Michael Balderston published

Long-term deal reached after previous extensions.

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FCC’s Pai Outlines October Meeting Items

By Michael Balderston published

On the table is an issue of cable competition and antenna site regulation.

Regulatory and Standards
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Charter Doubtful About Future of ATSC 3.0

By Tom Butts published

Cable lobbyists say lack of MVPD standards could delay transition “by years.”

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