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The company’s quarterly revenues were $8.6 billion in the quarter, up 5% from growth at Warner Bros

Operating revenues for the company totaled $1.37 billion in the quarter, 6.0% lower than Q4 2012

FilmOn, a free TV streaming service similar to Aereo, has filed a motion to intervene in the case before the Supreme Court, American Broad. Cos., v. Aereo, Inc. The motion shows that while FilmOn has been enjoined from offering its consumers access to Network content across most of the United States, Aereo is not subject to the same injunctions, has an incentive to leave the injunctions against its primary competitor intact and therefore may not adequately represent FilmOn's interests before the Supreme Court.

TVfreedom.org is a new coalition of local broadcasters, community advocates, network television

Woody Allen has called Dylan Farrow's (adopted daughter) recent allegations of child molestation

Aereo announced plans to launch its broadcast TV streaming television technology in San Antonio on 2/19

It’s always something, isn’t it? Whether it be wardrobe malfunctions, power outages or technical glitches, we seem to always be able to expect something to go wrong with Super Bowl telecasts of late. In fact, they were taking bets in Vegas this year as to what it would be this time around.

John Malone’s Liberty Global and Discovery Communications are working with Liberty Media

The Boston City Council came to the aid of David Kenny, Weather Channel CEO, who once ran a digital ad

For the third consecutive year, Fox News was found to be both the most trusted and least trusted

More apologies from MSNBC: The network has fired the unnamed employee who sent out a Tweet

Viacom’s fiscal Q1 of 2014, ended 12/31, saw revenues of $3.20 billion for the quarter, down 4%, reflecting

For both Q4 and FY, the decline in ad revenue was primarily due to lower political advertising revenue

Non-commercial KLCS-TV and commercial KJLA-TV have asked the FCC for permission