More cable news from across the Web:
> Time Warner Cable customers in Green Bay and Milwaukee, Wis.; Detroit; Cleveland, Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio; and Louisville and Lexington, Ken., experienced Cyber Monday blackouts. DownDetector.com post
> Virgin Media has licensed the Starz original series Ash vs. Evil Dead for the UK market. Press release
> Vindicia said that BBC Worldwide has signed on to use its CashBox solution to manage e-commerce transactions at the BBC Store. Press release
> Jones/NCTI CEO and CFO Stacey Slaughter has finalized a deal to acquire the cable and broadband technology training company from Jones International. Multichannel News story
> Former Hulu CEO Andy Forssell has joined Fullscreen, part of Peter Chernin's Otter Media conglomerate. Re/code story
> Inside the VR/AR debate mobile game developers are having: Is it too early to take on these emerging markets? Will consumers wear the goggles? Experts from Wooga, Resolution Games and others weigh in. Feature
> USA Fiber has established an interconnection agreement for its core fiber with Montgomery County, Md., and its FiberNet network, deepening its presence in buildings and fiber miles throughout the state. Article
> AT&T's Cricket Wireless will be the sole advertiser tonight on Turner's Adult Swim episode of Family Guy, a new advertising technique that Turner is offering to those brands that want to make an impression on its younger Adult Swim audience. Article
> As expected, Samsung replaced the head of its mobile business, J.K. Shin, with a longtime Samsung executive who helped usher in the company's mobile payments and enterprise software efforts, a move that analysts believe may signal a shift within Samsung away from hardware innovations and toward new offerings based on software and services. Article
And finally… A California court rejected a request from Sumner Redstone's ex girlfriend to have the 92-year-old media mogul undergo a medical examination to determine if he can still make decisions for himself. Fortune article