Fubo, a sports-focused streaming TV service, has dropped several Warner Bros. Discovery channels, including Discovery, amid claims that WBD wants 'above-market rates' and has refused to license sports content separately.

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Lumen continues to review its 'mass markets' operation, which spans roughly 2.7 million customers. Options include a joint venture, a wholesale model, an outright sale – and just about anything else.

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Comcast and Charter, two operators in the midst of major network upgrades, collectively represented 46% of Harmonic's Q1 2024 revenues, with Comcast representing 29% and Charter representing 17%.

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Startup RiPSIM initially hoped to license its technology to network operators. But the company quickly learned it would need to embrace a variety of business models to be successful.

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#WhatsTheStory : If Iliad's acquisition goes through, Datagroup-Volia will be merged with Ukraine's third-largest operator, Lifecell.

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#Eurobites : BT co-opts street cabinets for EV charging; Vodafone edges toward advanced networks; Ooredoo revenue up 4% in Q1; Meta under the EU microscope, again.

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New Neos boss targets return to profit in UK's 'brutal' B2B market. With major investments in fiber rollout and unbundling BT's exchanges now done, profitable deal-making has become the priority under Lee Myall.

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Yesterday (April 30) was the last day of full funding through the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP). But Democrats on Capitol Hill, alongside consumer advocates, are still seeking a solution.

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For $7 per month, AT&T Turbo customers can 'optimize their network' with a new service that can 'help offer real-time responsiveness.' But the details are somewhat murky.

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Fubo, a sports-focused streaming TV service, has dropped several Warner Bros. Discovery channels, including Discovery, amid claims that WBD wants 'above-market rates' and has refused to license sports content separately.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/4a3ydWy

Lumen continues to review its 'mass markets' operation, which spans roughly 2.7 million customers. Options include a joint venture, a wholesale model, an outright sale – and just about anything else.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/4a1Jxm1

Comcast and Charter, two operators in the midst of major network upgrades, collectively represented 46% of Harmonic's Q1 2024 revenues, with Comcast representing 29% and Charter representing 17%.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/3xX5S6J

Startup RiPSIM initially hoped to license its technology to network operators. But the company quickly learned it would need to embrace a variety of business models to be successful.

Read more on Light Reading: bit.ly/3UpkQdd

#WhatsTheStory : If Iliad's acquisition goes through, Datagroup-Volia will be merged with Ukraine's third-largest operator, Lifecell.

Listen on Light Reading: bit.ly/3Wm43ue

#Eurobites : BT co-opts street cabinets for EV charging; Vodafone edges toward advanced networks; Ooredoo revenue up 4% in Q1; Meta under the EU microscope, again.

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Video and ad-tech specialist SeaChange has terminated a deal to sell its assets to Partner One after receiving a sweeter offer to sell to Canada's Enghouse for a total purchase price of $39 million.

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In a remarkable exchange, a top shareholder of network operator ATN International told the company's management to either sell or go private. 'We'll take that to the board,' replied ATN's CFO.

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Vodafone and Three can cope without merger, says UK regulator. A detailed report published by the Competition and Markets Authority this week provides a damning assessment of some telco arguments.

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SES has announced it will buy Intelsat for $3.1 billion, which would give it a combined fleet of over 100 satellites.

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Samsung blows through expectations as memory unit swings back into black.

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