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MSG names TV Guide, BSkyB veteran Ryan O’Hara president of content distribution and sales
The Madison Square Garden Co. said Tuesday that it named former TV Guide and BSkyB executive Ryan O'Hara president of content distribution and sales.
Google Fiber, AT&T, Verizon execs featured in Women in Wireline 2013
In today's spotlight, FierceTelecom runs its fourth annual Women in Wireline feature.
Time Warner Cable adds ‘Click to Call’ feature to VoiceZone apps
Time Warner Cable said Wednesday that its digital phone subscribers can now use apps on PCs and Mac computers to make phone calls while traveling outside their homes and have the calls included in their unlimited monthly calling plans.
Subscribers sue Time Warner Cable for spending $11B for rights to Lakers, Dodgers games
Time Warner Cable, Charter Communications, DirecTV and Verizon subscribers shouldn't be forced to pay extra to watch Los Angeles Lakers and Dodgers games, argue customers of the pay TV providers in a class-action suit filed against Time Warner Cable Tuesday.
Apple TV launches WatchESPN, HBO Go apps
Apple said Wednesday that it launched the popular WatchESPN and HBO Go TV Everywhere applications on its $99 Apple TV set-top.
Liberty Global eyes Kabel Deutschland acquisition
Top German cable operator Kabel Deutschland said Monday that it has received an acquisition offer from John Malone's Liberty Global.
Time Warner Cable increases modem rental fee to $5 monthly
Time Warner Cable has increased its controversial modem rental fee to $5 monthly, according to a report from Stop the Cap.
Dish rips Sprint for attempting to block Clearwire acquisition
Dish Network executives have criticized Sprint for filing a lawsuit aimed at blocking it from acquiring broadband wireless provider Clearwire.
Charter converts Texas systems to all-digital platform
Charter Communications said Monday that it completed the conversion of its cable systems in Texas to an all-digital platform.
Cablevision retrans dispute blackout cost Tribune $18M in ad revenue
A retransmission-consent dispute that left Cablevision subscribers unable to watch Tribune Co. TV stations for more than two months last fall cost the broadcaster $18 million in advertising revenue, Tribune disclosed Monday.