Partially thanks to recent litigation settlements, TiVo posted a net income of $268.9mln in 2Q, compared to a net loss of $27.7mln in the same quarter last year. The quarter marked the highest revenue and highest profit ever, and was a departure from the losses primarily recorded over the past few years. Litigation settlements and increased growth in the MSO subscription base are behind the profits. Read on for more on TiVo’s financials and its strategy toward working with operators moving forward.

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DISH is linking up with NCC Media, combining ad impressions in more than 3mln additional DISH homes.

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Ringing In 35 Years: NCTA’s Bell Looks Back at Events that Shaped Cable

Last week, NCTA SVP, Creative Services Mark Bell clocked in for the final time after 35 years with the association. That role made him a critical strategist for NCTA’s former trade shows and its current live events, including the just-wrapped reimagined Kaitz Event. Before he headed off into retirement and Kristin Buch stepped into his role, Cablefax chatted with Bell about his time in the industry.

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