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An outspoken critic of Trump throughout the campaign, LA Mayor Eric Garcetti is now looking for common ground.
Shares of Charter surged on Thursday after a report that claimed Verizon is exploring a combination with the company.
AT&T; argues that Time Warner and its premium content, which includes HBO and CNN, would complement its distribution network.
While Netflix got the first Oscar nomination in 2014, feature films have been widely ignored by the Academy until now.
Data breaches affecting up to 1.5 billion Yahoo users have forced Verizon to slow down and think through the deal.
The free-market views of Trump's newly designated FCC chief, Ajit Pai, are good for cable companies, Greg Maffei says.
Go90 was supposed to be the company's attempt to get younger viewers, but it's going through a massive shakeup.
Britain's Guardian newspaper is considering becoming a tabloid and outsourcing printing to a rival.
"Star Wars: The Last Jedi" will land in theaters on Dec. 15, just in time for the holidays.
U.S. wireless carrier Sprint said on Monday it would buy 33 percent of Tidal, a music streaming service owned by rapper Jay Z.
Trip Chowdhry of Global Equities Research said speculative traders who decide to play the IPO should get out in the first hour.
Netflix decided to that President Donald Trump's inauguration was a good time to reveal when its political drama would return.
President-elect Donald Trump has no plans to cut back on his use of Twitter despite the disapproval of the majority of Americans.
"This was a joyous note to shareholders. And then a fabulous arc of an interview that [Hastings] does with the Q&A;," Cramer says.
Netflix's boom in subscribers is a sign that the world is accepting internet TV, meaning without commercials and on-demand, said CEO Reed Hastings.
In the final news conference of his presidency, Barack Obama stressed the need for the U.S. to continue in protecting people's rights.
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