Cable industry news from across the Web:
> The FCC is poised on Tuesday to remove the NFL's ability to black out games from local TV stations when they're not sold out. Story
> The New York Public Service Commission has delayed a vote on Comcast's proposed acquisition of Time Warner Cable from Oct. 2 to Nov. 13. Story
> RGB Networks says it will release an open source version of its TransAct Transcoder product in the first quarter of 2015. Story
> TiVo has released an updated app that lets users of its Roamio DVRs stream live and recorded content to Android devices. Story
> Struggling online video service Redbox Instant hasn't been able to sign up new customers for the last three months because of a lingering credit-card fraud issue. Story
> Japanese telecom giant SoftBank, which has been kicking the tires on DreamWorks Animation, is reportedly also interested in acquiring Legendary Entertainment. Story
> Technicolor laid off just under 50 employees from its Los Angeles-based media services operation. Story
> News Corp. will pay $950 million to acquire real estate classified company Moved, parent to Realtor.com. Story
> Rupert Murdoch, chairman and CEO of 21st Century Fox, took in $29.2 million in compensation for the fiscal year ended June 30. Story
> An investigative report by VocaTV accuses handlers for music artists including Justin Bieber and Psy of buying YouTube views. Story
And finally … AOL used its second annual "Programmatic Upfront" event in New York Monday to announce the launch of a new data management platform. Story