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Satellite television provider DirecTV accused Irving’s Nexstar Broadcasting Group, the nation’s largest operator of local TV channels, of fixing prices with competitors White Knight and Mission, causing transmission fees to spike and forcing providers to raise bills for customers.

As 5G rollouts continue across the world, regulators are seeking to auction new, high-frequency spectrums classified as millimetre-wave (mmWave). After much consideration, Ofcom has ruled in 2023 it will make mmWave spectrum available across the UK to improve data capacity and speeds, and boost innovation across various industries. SEE MORE…

Dozens of newly released search warrants in the investigation into November’s University of Idaho homicides reveal for the first time how law enforcement pursued and developed evidence that led to the arrest of suspected killer Bryan Kohberger.

DirecTV says Newsmax's small audience doesn't justify the carriage fees the conservative channel is seeking; Newsmax sees media bias at work.

As the Ron DeSantis presidential campaign edges ever closer to reality, liberal fears of a DeSantis presidency are getting ever more detached from it. Is he just as bad as Donald Trump? Or even worse? And is it OK to scold your fellow liberals for jumping to conclusions about DeSantis?…

Golfweek has learned Bill Murray may have made his final weekend appearance at Pebble Beach.

The inventor of the first commercial mobile phone, now 94, made that call on a Manhattan street using a Motorola prototype “brick” phone.

Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns AT&T SportsNet channels, appears poised to exit the business. However, that probably won’t change much for #Rockets broadcasts.

His turnaround playbook helped rescue P&G and Heinz. Now the tenacious reformer wants Disney to tackle unprofitable brands, huge overhead, and do away with "matrix" management.

Illinois has paid out millions in pension payments to former legislators who have admitted criminal wrongdoing or are awaiting trial.

Wage theft, security issues and health problems on the rise after AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile outsource retail stores, report finds