Friday, June 19, 2026

Liberty Media moving to become Liberty Broadband

John Malone's Liberty Media Corp has started the process of spinning off its cable assets through a stock
Los Angeles Dodgers

California Congressmen want FCC to mediate Dodgers TV dispute

Eight LA area Congressional representatives have signed a
21st Century Fox

Fox to sell Euro DBS biz to BSkyB

Looking too free up some cash for the next Time Warner bid?: Marci Ryvicker, Wells Fargo Securities

LPTV Spectrum Rights Coalition comments on House hearing

Mike Gravino, LPTV Spectrum Rights Coalition Director, says the 7/24 House hearing for Texas

Time Warner looking at HBO IPO?

In the latest bulwark against a 21st Century Fox takeover, Time Warner may be considering an initial
SBG / Sinclair Broadcast Group

FCC, DOJ approve updated Sinclair-Allbritton deal

Sinclair Broadcast Group announced the FCC and DOJ have approved the company’s $958 million acquisition
Nexstar Broadcasting Group

Nexstar declares quarterly dividend

Nexstar Broadcasting Group announced that its Board of Directors declared a quarterly cash dividend of $0.15 per share of its Class A common stock.

ATBA testifies before House Subcommittee on behalf of LPTV, translators

Louis Libin, executive director of the Advanced Television Broadcasting Alliance (ATBA) testified before the
John Malone

Malone: Time Warner unlikely to get other bids

Liberty Chief John Malone says 21st Century Fox has long been eyeing a takeover bid for Time Warner and

Gray to buy two from SJL Holdings

Gray Television has agreed to acquire WJRT-TV and WTVG-TV from affiliates of SJL Holdings

Liberty adjusts conversion rate convertible senior notes

Liberty Media announced an adjustment to the conversion rate of its 1.375% Cash Convertible Senior Notes due 2023. The new conversion rate is 15.7760 shares of LMCA per $1,000 principal amount of Cash Convertible Notes, up from the initial conversion rate of 5.5882 shares of LMCA.

TNS: Streaming video on the rise, fueling new viewing habits

With an array of online options for viewing media — not to mention the increasing amount of original
Stephen Colbert

“The Late Show” to stay in NYC

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and Les Moonves, CBS Corp. CEO, announced that the Late Show with Stephen Colbert will remain
Media Matters for America

Media Matters blasts Murdoch’s pursuit of Time Warner

Last week, news broke that Rupert Murdoch -- through his 21st Century Fox -- tried to buy Time Warner

Ultra HD TVs make gains, still lack market penetration

Ultra-high-definition televisions (UHD TVs) continued to make slow and steady inroads throughout the world, but their share of the overall flat-panel TV market remained minimal by the end of May, suggesting that UHD TV pricing in the market remains too high to gain meaningful share, according to a new report.