In applauding his industry’s accomplishment of selling more than 2.5 million digital television products into the marketplace, CEA president Gary Shapiro said progress is at last being made in getting ...

Over the past few years, cable TV has gradually declined in popularity due to the rapid rise of streaming services, which ...

Cable companies are gearing up to use the DTV transition as an excuse to get current and potential subscribers onboard. David reviews TVs and leads the Personal Tech team at CNET, covering mobile, ...

PHILADELPHIA - November 25, 2008 - Some consumers have lost channels on their basic service, while others tell us their televisions have gone to black. We've been telling you when the /*DTV*/ switch ...

DirecTV Group is in talks with the TBS and TNT cable networks to offer their shows online, according to two people familiar with the discussions. By The Associated Press Verizon, Time Warner to test ...

The introduction of genre-specific channel packages was a game-changer for the live TV streaming marketplace. DIRECTV managed ...

The Consumer Electronics Association told Federal Communications Commission members to adopt a capacity-based dual or multicast cable carriage rule for digital broadcasting to best serve the public ...

DirecTV, which has operated satellite television services for over 30 years, has been facing a growing consumer trend for the past few years, prompting it to switch gears. It is no secret that ...

The National Cable and Telecommunications Association has said that America's cable industry is 'working hard' to ease the nation's transition to digital television. Responding to a report by the US ...

Congress will likely face at least one vote this session on extending FCC indecency authority over cable and satellite but may not be able to address remaining issues involving the transition to ...

Do cable networks, like CNN, MSNBC, Lifetime, etc., have to switch to digital broadcasting too? No. The current requirement to switch from analog to digital only applies to full-power broadcast TV ...

WASHINGTON — The 10 largest U.S. cable operators would begin carrying up to five channels of digital broadcasts by as early as Jan. 1, 2003, under a plan announced Wednesday (May 1) in response to ...