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Hearst Television, after granting four temporary extensions to DirecTV and streaming service AT&T TV Now to try to hammer out a deal, pulled its 34 broadcast stations from the satellite giant’s customers Friday, after the parties failed to reach a retransmission consent agreement. Hearst TV’s ...

West Palm Beach, FL – January 4, 2020 – The Upliftv January premieres have something for every kind of audience, from light and fluffy, romantic comedies to cursed, brooding shifters hiding away in a basement. Upliftv distinguishes itself as the one-stop-hub for spiritual refreshment with the ...

The Cox Media stations acquired by Apollo Global Management have reached a retransmission consent deal with Verizon’s FiOS, ending a blackout. The two sides failed to reach an agreement as the old pact expired on Dec. 31. The deal restores the signals of Fox affiliates in Boston/Providence, ...

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