Survey Says: WiFi's Worth the Money Broadband subscribers – particularly in the U.S. and Canada – are willing to pay more for access to fast, reliable and strong WiFi service, per a consumer survey. Read More»
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ESPN Sues Verizon Over Custom TV ESPN has filed a lawsuit in state Supreme Court in New York against Verizon Communications over its controversial "skinny" TV package, Custom TV. Read More »
INTX: How a Show Changes The upcoming INTX Show in Chicago reflects an industry-wide shift in more ways than one, with some major alterations to the layout of the show floor, the make-up of industry sessions and the overall atmosphere of the annual get together. Read More »
Comcast-TWC Is Dead. What's Next? With Comcast's decision to abandon its $67 billion purchase of Time Warner Cable, all eyes are now focused on Charter Communications, the Stamford, Conn.-based cable operator that started this whole thing nearly two years ago when it initiated a full-bore pursuit of the second largest cable operator in the country. Read More »
Cisco's Kanouff: Industry Needs Nimbleness Veteran tech executive Yvette Kanouff, head of Cisco Systems' Service Provider Video Software and Solutions, discusses how over-the-top video is altering the way video is packaged, resold and even separated from the pay TV mix. Read More »
