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Policymakers "need to take a fresh look at existing allocations of spectrum, including the allocation of spectrum to broadcasters" to determine if "that spectrum is still needed by the broadcast industry or if it is better used in other areas," said Jim Ciconni, senior executive VP of AT&T at a ...

The National Basketball Association said it was suspending its season after Wednesday night’s games after a player preliminarily tested positive for the COVID-19 virus. The decision leaves the Walt Disney Co.’s ESPN and AT&T TNT with big holes in their schedules. NBA programming draws high ...

Byron Allen, who has been building a media empire comprised of TV stations and The Weather Channel, has joined the bidding for giant broadcaster Tegna, according to published reports. Allen made an offer of $20 a share in cash for Tegna, the Wall Street Journal said. That would value Tegna, which ...

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