| | | | Looking Ahead to 2017 Viewing  | Digital video habits come of age
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| | WHY THIS MATTERS: After years of complaints, excuses, technical hurdles and much hard negotiating, consumers will enter 2017 able to view a vast array of TV content available on just about every available digital platform and consumer-electronics device, with more to come in the next 12 months. | | | | New Year, New Blackouts | Cable One, Suddenlink lose channels as clock ticks past midnight
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| | WHY THIS MATTERS: Amid a flurry of year-end retrans and carriage negotiations, Cable One lost access to four local stations in Mississippi, while Suddenlink lost access to Morgan Murphy Media's ABC affiliate in Spokane and Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. (Read more about year-end talks and deals below.) | | | | The Urge to Converge at CES | Cross-platform services, mixed-reality experiences, IoT and AI to dominate Las Vegas scene
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| WHY THIS MATTERS: The ongoing migration toward converged services will be on display across all industries as businesses -- especially cable -- continue to tweak and optimize services that fit into shifting viewing practices as mobility becomes increasingly paramount.
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