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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 Doubtful About Future of ATSC 3.0

By Tom Butts published

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

NextGen TV
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Disney, Charter Reach Distribution Agreement

By Michael Balderston published

In addition to full suite of Disney-owned networks, agreement includes potential for new Disney streaming services.

Business
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ONE Media: Charter’s Next Gen TV Concerns are ‘Misplaced and Premature’

By Tom Butts published

Sinclair tech arm responds to cable operator’s criticism of ATSC 3.0.

Regulatory and Standards
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Tegna, Charter Communications Reach Extension on Retrans Talks

By Michael Balderston published

A late night deal avoided a blackout that would have impacted 45 stations in 37 markets.

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FCC Deems AT&T’s OTT Service Effective Cable Competitor

By Michael Balderston published

Will allow for deregulation of cable rates in parts of Hawaii and Massachusetts.

Regulatory and Standards
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New Spectrum TV Essentials to Serve Charter’s Internet-Only Customers

By Michael Balderston published

Exclusive OTT service will debut in March and offers more than 60 channels at $14.99.

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Cable Pushes Back Against ATSC 3.0

By Gary Arlen published

Industry says complexity makes it "too early" to expect carriage.

NextGen TV
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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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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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