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VideoNuze Analysis (39 items)
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Upcoming AT&T Watch Skinny Bundle Will Take “Video as Bait” Strategy to New Level
Posted on 04-23-2018
Almost a year ago, in a post titled “Video is Quickly Becoming Bait for Wireless Carriers to Lure and Retain Subscribers,” I detailed how big carriers were aggressively discounting...
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VideoNuze Podcast #400: The Top 10 Online Video Stories of 2017
Posted on 12-22-2017
I'm pleased to present the 400th edition of the VideoNuze podcast with my weekly partner Colin Dixon of nScreenMedia. In this week’s podcast Colin and I discuss our top...
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DOJ’s Suit Against AT&T-Time Warner Deal Ignores Industry Realities
Posted on 11-21-2017
Yesterday the U.S. Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division sued to block AT&T’s proposed $108 billion acquisition of Time Warner. The suit breaks with decades of past practice where...
News from Around the Web (181 items)
- White House Refuses to Turn Over AT&T-Time Warner Records to House Democrats Variety - 04-16-2019
- House Democrats seek records from Trump over reports of possible interference in AT&T-Time Warner deal The Washington Post - 03-07-2019
- Justice Department loses appeal to bust up AT&T-Time Warner merger CNET - 02-26-2019
- AT&T Boss Writes Script for HBO: More Data, More Money WSJ - 09-12-2018
- AT&T's Randall Stephenson Not Worried About DOJ Appeal of Time Warner Deal The Hollywood Reporter - 09-12-2018
- Justice Department warns of higher pay-TV prices in AT&T-Time Warner appeal CNET - 08-06-2018
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