Cable

The media world is now defined by streaming services—at least according to the media itself.

Just shy of 114,000 phone numbers on the Do Not Call List were contacted by DirecTV telemarketers, according to a recently settled class action lawsuit.

Newsmax, one of Trump's favorite news channels, just scored a deal, getting access to DirecTV's 13.1 million viewers.

À la carte streaming was supposed to be liberatory. We would cut the cord. We would no longer subsidize the minority of people who mainline sports all day with our monthly fees. We would pay for what we want, no more and no less. If you wanted to watch only Babylon 5 reruns every day for the rest of your life, this new world would be for you!

B/R Live is supported on iOS, Android devices but there is no app for gaming consoles.

The president's personal alliances within Fox News blurs the line of "Who is influencing whom?" But Trump's role as a divide-and-conquer instigator is very clear.

"The idea and onus is you get up in the morning and start working for the American people," McCain said.

Half of U.S. high school students and teachers said they have little or no trust in the news media to report events accurately and without bias, a series of nationwide surveys found.

Fox has gone radio silence on Twitter in defense of one of its hosts.

"CNN stopped doing news a long time ago. They do Trump."

Reports have suggested that at least four hours of dedicated TV time has been built into the president's schedule.

The latest trailer for "Deadpool 2" reveals more about the plot, and it looks hilarious.

Undersea lines across the Atlantic are crucial for communication and trillion-dollar trade, but Russian ships have reportedly been moving near known cable routes.

Just because you don't have cable (who does these days?) doesn't mean you have to miss the 2017 MTV Music Video Awards.

People are are switching to streaming at the fastest rate in history.

New Chief of Staff John Kelly faces an arduous task to rein in President Donald Trump.

Trump doesn't just watch cable news in the morning. He records it and watches it throughout the day.

The Writers Guild of America will vote Monday on whether to call a strike.

The company will launch a service that combines live TV, cloud-based DVR with unlimited storage and its YouTube Red original content.

Cord cutters subscribe to "skinny bundles" that they'll have fewer channels at less cost—that's not necessarily the case.

Cable companies have been shedding subscribers but there's no evidence that the industry is in free fall.

About 34 million Americans currently don't have access to high-speed internet.

FCC's push for regulations that would 'unlock the box' are a '20th-century approach to a 21st-century problem' given the growing popularity of smart TVs and streaming devices.

GunTV is a home-shopping network exclusively for firearms and related products.

Altice will have to deal with fast competition as consolidation picks up among cable groups seeking to cope with subscriber losses.

Starting July 12, you just need an Internet connection to watch 'Masters of Sex,' 'Ray Donovan' and the rest of Showtime's lineup.

A panel of journalists dissects a conversation about podcasting, the role of broadcast journalism and new media.

Traditional TV is in the ICU on an IV drip, and it's time to pull the plug.

A cable subscription will no longer be needed to view HBO's content

For more than $45 billion, Comcast wants to buy Time Warner Cable in a deal that could make it an industry behemoth