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06/07/2021
Government Backs Viamedia in Comcast Case
Comcast has snapped back after the US Solicitor General filed an amicus brief late last month at the US Supreme Court that said the Seventh Circuit appeals court correctly held that Viamedia had plausibly
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04/14/2021
FreeWheel Debuts Cross-Platform Ad Tech
FreeWheel, A Comcast Company, debuted a new technology that allows sellers to “split” impressions from a single linear TV spot in real time across multiple advertisers. Comcast and Charter are currently piloting the technology.
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04/06/2021
Still Saving Set-Top Energy
NCTA and the Consumer Technology Association renewed their voluntary agreement for improving the energy efficiency of set-top boxes through 2025.
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03/31/2021
Effros: 2033!
The NFL just announced its new agreement for the video distribution of its games running through 2033. The package is reported to be worth about $110 Billion dollars, and includes, for the first time, a pure “OTT” arrangement with Amazon to distribute the Thursday night games.
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03/25/2021
Sports Refunds Still in the News
Video providers ranging from Comcast to Verizon promised early on in the pandemic that they would return refunds for live sports programming that didn’t air to customers, and NY Attorney General Letitia James let her constituents know Thursday that she’s making sure it happens.
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03/11/2021
Repeal Retrans Bill Returns
Among the bevy of bills being reintroduced this week is Reps Steve Scalise (R-LA) and Anna Eshoo’s (D-CA) attempt to repeal retransmission consent and other regulations of the 1992 Cable Act that they believe are outdated, such as the compulsory copyright license.