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Late-night comedy creates a new home on YouTube, and the stars finally align for that long-awaited DirecTV-Dish gray marriage

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By Daniel Frankel Verified, David Bloom
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Next TMT Talks: All those editors who told us to leave the Wall street angle for the finance pubs? They were all very wrong. Charlie Ergen and EchoStar’s long, torturous exit from the 5G wireless business — and perhaps, also a long-awaited trip to the alter with DirecTV — took another step forward last week with a “voluntary, prepackaged Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing” in Houston by the company’s Dish DBS unit.
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With the chips down for AI, prices go way up for Macbooks, smart TVs and other gadgets; and Starlink looks to take on Big Wireless with a little help from Charter

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By Daniel Frankel Verified, David Bloom
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Next TMT Talks But what if the Ultimate Oligarch really did care about American consumers? Elon Musk’s SpaceX has told investors that it plans to launch a terrestrial Starlink mobile service that will compete directly with AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon. During SpaceX’s recent IPO roadshow, company COO Gwynne Shotwell reportedly told investors that Starlink will launch a retail wireless service in the U.S. with its own terrestrial mobile network.
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Midweek report: Walmart takes a major step forward in CTV, Netflix gets pushed to reaccelerate growth, and Google suffers an acute AI brain drain

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By Daniel Frankel Verified, David Bloom
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A week after Fox overturned the streaming-TV landscape with its $22 billion Roku purchase, Walmart strongly re-stated its intention of joining the CTV competition, too.
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