The Skinny

With the government scrutinizing every cent it allocates, it puts programs like the Affordable Connectivity Program under a microscope. While many in Washington support additional funding being set aside for ACP by Congress, there’s concern about what happens if funds dry up soon, especially on the logistical side of things. Being in a logistical limbo amid financial troubles is something Diamond Sports Group has endured in recent months. Last week, its RSN Bally Sports San Diego lost the right to distribute Padres games, with MLB stepping in to handle broadcast duties.

What Happens When ACP Funding Runs Out?
Plenty of folks on Capitol Hill are rooting for more funding to be set aside for the Affordable Connectivity Program, but what will happen if the pot of money is allowed to empty? Read More »
 
 
Bally Sports San Diego Loses Padres Rights, MLB Takes Over
The biggest domino in the Diamond Sports bankruptcy case thus far has fallen with Bally Sports San Diego losing the right to distribute San Diego Padres games. Read More »
 
 
Media Industry Not Backing Down from Pride Celebrations
For years, programmers and MVPDs have welcomed June with a slew of Pride Month-themed programming and initiatives, and that doesn't seem to be changing despite recent backlashes against Target, Bud Light and others. Read More »
 
 
Effros: Bet On It
If you’ve been following the trends in cable, broadcast, internet and the like for any time now, you know that the entire structure of the business plans for these industries is in flux. Read More »
 
 
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