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The U.S. pay TV industry hasn’t yet reached that point, but Craig Moffett says that if Altice, Charter and others did so, it might not be so bad.

The fourth-quarter earnings season has wrapped up for the top publicly traded pay TV operators in the U.S., and it's time to break down the numbers.

Verizon widened its pay TV subscriber losses during the fourth quarter of 2018 even as the company rolls out a new updated pay TV service platform.

Verizon Media Group is reportedly cutting 7% of its U.S. and international workforce, which works out to about 800 jobs eliminated.

AT&T division WarnerMedia is opening a research and development hub focused on making new media experiences out of emerging technologies.

Amazon, Verizon and others launching cloud-based streaming video game services will need to differentiate themselves to stand out in a crowded market.

The company is currently recruiting testers for Verizon Gaming, a platform that runs on the Nvidia Shield set-top box paired with an Xbox controller.

The Walt Disney Company and Verizon are forming a pact to explore possibilities within media and entertainment opened up by 5G network technologies.

Verizon is officially ditching the Oath name for its media and advertising business segment.

Verizon’s traditional pay TV service is getting a substantial update, dubbed Fios TV One, including a new voice remote and Netflix integration.