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Midweek report: Nvidia's 106% Q2 revenue bump buoys belief in bubble banker, and Meta's $17 billion child safety settlement comes up short of a 'Big Tobacco Moment'

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By Daniel Frankel Verified, David Bloom
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Presented by Next TMT Talks Consumers are now spending an average of 14 minutes looking for something to stream when they turn on their telly, with 39% of them citing this discovery friction as a key reason they often churn out of paid services, according to Looper Insights’ latest research report, “The Other AI: Operational Intelligence in Streaming.” In our archived Wednesday panel discussion, Looper Insights founder and CEO Lucas Bertrand discussed his London-based company’s findings with...
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Rob Bonta calls off Monday's Paramount meeting, while Charter struggles to ditch the disagreeable economics of its Lakers and Dodgers channels

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By Daniel Frankel Verified, David Bloom
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Next TMT Talks: Just months after the biggest provider of regional sports networks went under, the two biggest local sports channels also appear to be teetering. In February 2011, with 87% of U.S. homes subscribing to pay TV, Time Warner Cable signed a 20-year, $3 billion deal with Los Angeles Lakers owner Jerry Buss to provide the exclusive regional-sports-network home to the then defending NBA champs.
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Midweek report: Is linear TV about to 'hit the floor'? And what is it about Fios TV that's still so ... satisfying?

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By Daniel Frankel Verified, David Bloom
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Next TMT Talks Will linear TV succumb to the forces of streaming within the next three years? We have opinions about that too, you know. Ask 10 high-profile TV-business decision-makers what the industry will look like in three years — specifically, if linear TV will “hit the floor” — and you only get kind of a consensus. Yes, broadcast and cable TV are fading away. But time of death? Depends who you ask.
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