A point of contention was Quibi's business model -- a subscription/advertising model. Perhaps a free/ad-supported model option would have been a better choice.

In the column “Sports TV Ratings Are Sharply Down, No FOMO Fears” (TV Watch, October 23), the Fox Television Network earned a Nielsen-measured 9.2 million viewers for the first game of the 2020 World Series — down 25% from the same game in 2019.  Nielsen preliminary estimates for this year’s game one totaled 7.2 million viewers, which was initially reported.

So much for TV sports being the savior of the early part of the new TV season.

According to reports, AT&T wants to possibly sell DirecTV, Xandr, or... perhaps a kids TV network? The bigger question is what it hopes to retain.

Take your nostalgic video, TV show, movie, music, art -- and give it a new ride for your fans. And your advertisers.

If you are an advertiser supporting iffy media platforms on TV, print and social media, consider your responsibilities to your brand -- and your customers.

Fact-checking of Trump by Rachel Maddow on her MSNBC show revealed incorrect and false information from the President.

Figure it this way -- the NFL has now covered 60+ mostly male viewers (CBS), kids 2-11 viewers (Nickelodeon) and young, digitally minded viewers (Amazon Prime Video)

How much content will move from ABC Television Network and ESPN to Hulu and ESPN+? The transition to digital is now all-consuming.

Companies get something even when they compete with each other. And by something, we mean substantial revenue.