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Major U.S. pay TV providers lost a combined 1.53 million subscribers during the second quarter, more than any previous quarter, according to the Leichtman Research Group.

Verizon’s net video subscriber losses during the second quarter kept pace with the previous quarter as the company continues to contend with the shift from traditional linear TV to OTT video services.

Verizon could be joining its pay TV and broadband rivals in building its own proprietary streaming box.

Verizon Media is adding new machine learning-enabled tools to its demand side platform (DSP) to give advertisers more clarity into ad performance across different channels and formats.

The first-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 announced it has expanded its deal with Google and will sell YouTube TV directly to all its wireless and broadband subscribers.

Verizon Media is opening a 5G production studio in Los Angeles in cooperation with the company’s immersive media firm, RYOT.

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.