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Scott Reich of Pluto TV (l.) and Andrew McCollum of Philo dove into “The Great Unbundling of Video” at a CES panel.

CES Panels Highlight Streaming’s Growing Pains

By Gary Arlen published

Players see shakeout coming and cite need for better navigation, content discovery

Broadcasting & Cable
CNN's digital newsroom

Looking Ahead to Post-Pandemic Tech

By George Winslow published

The largest broadband providers ended the third quarter of 2020 with 104.9 million subs

Multichannel News
Actress Dawn Wells visits Hallmark Channel's "Home & Family" at Universal Studios Hollywood on Sept. 30, 2019 in Universal City, California.

‘Gilligan’s Island’ Star Dawn Wells Has Died

By Michael Malone published

Played Mary Ann on classic desert-island sitcom

Broadcasting & Cable
Online access to CES 2021

5G, Broadband, Streaming Content, Cybersecurity Top Virtual CES Agenda

By Gary Arlen published

Verizon, WarnerMedia, Microsoft, iHeartMedia among featured speakers; $149 price discount ends Jan. 3

As I Was Saying
White House

Donald Trump Signs COVID-19, Government Funding Bill

By John Eggerton last updated

Says Congress has promised to address separate Sec. 230 issues

Policy
Scott Van Pelt on the set of SportsCenter Sept. 29, 2020

ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt Has Positive COVID Test

By Jon Lafayette last updated

SportsCenter anchor Scott Van Pelt said on Twitter that he has tested positive for COVID-19.

Broadcasting & Cable
money

E-Rate Billions Included in COVID-19 Bill

By John Eggerton published

Would subsidize home equipment, service for distance learning

Multichannel News
Ellen DeGeneres hosts her syndicated talk show.

Ellen DeGeneres Tests Positive for COVID-19

By Paige Albiniak published

Syndicated talk show shuts down production until January

Programming
The 2019 Mitsubishi Motors Las Vegas Bowl

ESPN’s Las Vegas Bowl Canceled Due to COVID

By Jon Lafayette last updated

This season’s Las Vegas Bowl has been canceled because of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has been forcing numerous college football games to be called off or postponed.

Broadcasting & Cable
Hearst Television

WGAL Audio Engineer Chuck Clark Has Died of Coronavirus

By Michael Malone published

Chuck Clark, who spent 51 years at WGAL Lancaster, has died of coronavirus. The audio engineer was 70. He was admitted to the hospital Nov. 28, tested positive for COVID, and died Nov. 30.

Broadcasting & Cable
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