The commission votes Wednesday to end the "terrestrial loophole" that allowed cable operators to refuse local sports programming access to competitors. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News ...

WASHINGTON — Soaring TV programming costs — combined with a slowly shrinking base of video subscribers — could drive a new wave of cable operator mergers, according to a panel of Wall Street analysts.

In response to a Congressional mandate, the FCC recently inquired whether satellite and cable TV operators should be required to offer their programming on an à la carte basis instead of in bundled ...

Basic cable networks have been facing the same audience fragmentation that broadcast networks have been facing since the 1980s. In 2009, ten basic cable networks reported percent double-digit audience ...

The cable company and the broadcaster fail to reach a pact on fees, but subscribers in New York, Los Angeles, and Dallas aren't losing the television channel for now. Joan E. Solsman was CNET's senior ...

Cable and satellite-TV providers have complained for years about the rising cost of sports programming. Now, armed with detailed new viewing data that they claim show most subscribers aren't big fans, ...

Comcast, ViacomCBS, Discovery and Disney have achieved a narrow victory on a preliminary injunction motion concerning the Maine's novel a? la carte mandate. By Eriq Gardner Former Legal ...

The channel will start out with a reach of 40 million subscribers and also aim towards aggressive digital distribution of shows featuring Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Meghan McCain and William Shakespeare.

Comcast/Xfinity customers in the Philadelphia area lost access to some local channels March 31 after a contract with E.W.