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  1. FYI: Ad-supported TV drops to 71.5% of US viewing, Nielsen finds: Streaming took 48.2% of the category in Q2 2026, and all 1.6 points of that gain came out of broadcast. Will the autumn universe estimate revision reverse it? ppc.land/ad-supported-tv-drops #AdSupportedTV #Streaming #Nielsen #BroadcastTV #MediaTrends

  2. FYI: Ad-supported TV drops to 71.5% of US viewing, Nielsen finds: Streaming took 48.2% of the category in Q2 2026, and all 1.6 points of that gain came out of broadcast. Will the autumn universe estimate revision reverse it? ppc.land/ad-supported-tv-drops #AdSupportedTV #Streaming #Nielsen #BroadcastTV #MediaTrends

  3. Court blocks Trump FCC order that could flood broadcast TV with more election ads

    Republicans demanded that parties and fundraising committees be given lowest ad rates.

    https://s.faithcollapsing.com/e2i21

    #broadcast-tv #fcc #policy

  4. Weekly output: tech for creators, Xfinity Mobile plans, how 1Password eyes AI, cheaper NextGen TV tuners

    This coming week will not be like the last six and change because my calendar has me sleeping in my own bed every night. That is an exciting prospect after a string of trips that took me to Austin, L.A., Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, San Jose and Las Vegas… but this workweek isn’t free of travel, as I’m taking a day trip to NYC for Uber’s Go-Get press event Wednesday.

    4/21/2026: Out and About with Jefferson and Jules, NAB Show

    I went to the National Association of Broadcasters’ conference for the first time since 2015 for about the same reason as that previous trip: speaking on a panel. This one featured my former USA Today colleague Jefferson Graham and travel journalist Juliana Broste (the last name rhymes with “frosty”) talking about the tools they use to take and share photos and videos from interesting places. Having two people well-versed in speaking on camera on the same stage made my job as a panel moderator easy.

    4/22/2026: Comcast Adds 2 Premium Xfinity Mobile Plans With Global Roaming Included, PCMag

    This post was kind of a disaster, in that Comcast’s embargoed press release left out important details about these new plans and then my PR contact provided also-unhelpful answers to my questions. After seeing the details of these plans Wednesday morning, I rewrote a large chunk of the post from the United lounge at LAS before boarding my flight out of Vegas.

    4/23/2026: 1Password sees AI as both threat and tool, Fast Company

    I interviewed 1Password’s new chief technology officer Nancy Wang in the speaker lounge at HumanX in San Francisco as that room was getting closed down at the end of that conference. I did not write up the interview that night, as I was meeting an old friend for dinner, and then did not get around to writing the story on the flight home.

    4/24/2026: NextGen TV Backers Aim to Advance the Standard With Cheaper Converter Boxes, PCMag

    I returned to the topic of this upgrade to broadcast TV (also known as “ATSC 3.0”) for the first time since 2024 (I think) to cover an initiative aired at NAB to lower the cost of watching NextGen TV broadcasts on sets without compatible tuners. Most new TVs still fall under that description, which is not something I would have predicted four years ago.

    #1Password #AI #ATSC30 #broadcastTV #Comcast #JeffersonGraham #JulianaBroste #NAB #NABShow #NancyWang #NationalAssociationOfBroadcasters #NextGenTV #OTATV #TVConverterBoxes #vibeCoding #XfinityMobile
  5. Weekly output: tech for creators, Xfinity Mobile plans, how 1Password eyes AI, cheaper NextGen TV tuners

    This coming week will not be like the last six and change because my calendar has me sleeping in my own bed every night. That is an exciting prospect after a string of trips that took me to Austin, L.A., Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, San Jose and Las Vegas… but this workweek isn’t free of travel, as I’m taking a day trip to NYC for Uber’s Go-Get press event Wednesday.

    4/21/2026: Out and About with Jefferson and Jules, NAB Show

    I went to the National Association of Broadcasters’ conference for the first time since 2015 for about the same reason as that previous trip: speaking on a panel. This one featured my former USA Today colleague Jefferson Graham and travel journalist Juliana Broste (the last name rhymes with “frosty”) talking about the tools they use to take and share photos and videos from interesting places. Having two people well-versed in speaking on camera on the same stage made my job as a panel moderator easy.

    4/22/2026: Comcast Adds 2 Premium Xfinity Mobile Plans With Global Roaming Included, PCMag

    This post was kind of a disaster, in that Comcast’s embargoed press release left out important details about these new plans and then my PR contact provided also-unhelpful answers to my questions. After seeing the details of these plans Wednesday morning, I rewrote a large chunk of the post from the United lounge at LAS before boarding my flight out of Vegas.

    4/23/2026: 1Password sees AI as both threat and tool, Fast Company

    I interviewed 1Password’s new chief technology officer Nancy Wang in the speaker lounge at HumanX in San Francisco as that room was getting closed down at the end of that conference. I did not write up the interview that night, as I was meeting an old friend for dinner, and then did not get around to writing the story on the flight home.

    4/24/2026: NextGen TV Backers Aim to Advance the Standard With Cheaper Converter Boxes, PCMag

    I returned to the topic of this upgrade to broadcast TV (also known as “ATSC 3.0”) for the first time since 2024 (I think) to cover an initiative aired at NAB to lower the cost of watching NextGen TV broadcasts on sets without compatible tuners. Most new TVs still fall under that description, which is not something I would have predicted four years ago.

    #1Password #AI #ATSC30 #broadcastTV #Comcast #JeffersonGraham #JulianaBroste #NAB #NABShow #NancyWang #NationalAssociationOfBroadcasters #NextGenTV #OTATV #TVConverterBoxes #vibeCoding #XfinityMobile
  6. Weekly output: tech for creators, Xfinity Mobile plans, how 1Password eyes AI, cheaper NextGen TV tuners

    This coming week will not be like the last six and change because my calendar has me sleeping in my own bed every night. That is an exciting prospect after a string of trips that took me to Austin, L.A., Chicago, Boston, San Francisco, San Jose and Las Vegas… but this workweek isn’t free of travel, as I’m taking a day trip to NYC for Uber’s Go-Get press event Wednesday.

    4/21/2026: Out and About with Jefferson and Jules, NAB Show

    I went to the National Association of Broadcasters’ conference for the first time since 2015 for about the same reason as that previous trip: speaking on a panel. This one featured my former USA Today colleague Jefferson Graham and travel journalist Juliana Broste (the last name rhymes with “frosty”) talking about the tools they use to take and share photos and videos from interesting places. Having two people well-versed in speaking on camera on the same stage made my job as a panel moderator easy.

    4/22/2026: Comcast Adds 2 Premium Xfinity Mobile Plans With Global Roaming Included, PCMag

    This post was kind of a disaster, in that Comcast’s embargoed press release left out important details about these new plans and then my PR contact provided also-unhelpful answers to my questions. After seeing the details of these plans Wednesday morning, I rewrote a large chunk of the post from the United lounge at LAS before boarding my flight out of Vegas.

    4/23/2026: 1Password sees AI as both threat and tool, Fast Company

    I interviewed 1Password’s new chief technology officer Nancy Wang in the speaker lounge at HumanX in San Francisco as that room was getting closed down at the end of that conference. I did not write up the interview that night, as I was meeting an old friend for dinner, and then did not get around to writing the story on the flight home.

    4/24/2026: NextGen TV Backers Aim to Advance the Standard With Cheaper Converter Boxes, PCMag

    I returned to the topic of this upgrade to broadcast TV (also known as “ATSC 3.0”) for the first time since 2024 (I think) to cover an initiative aired at NAB to lower the cost of watching NextGen TV broadcasts on sets without compatible tuners. Most new TVs still fall under that description, which is not something I would have predicted four years ago.

    #1Password #AI #ATSC30 #broadcastTV #Comcast #JeffersonGraham #JulianaBroste #NAB #NABShow #NancyWang #NationalAssociationOfBroadcasters #NextGenTV #OTATV #TVConverterBoxes #vibeCoding #XfinityMobile
  7. 📺 After nearly 3 decades, #NBCUniversal has canceled #AccessHollywood. Our show has interviewed current hosts Mario Lopez & Scott Evans from that series.

    What are your feelings on the end of this show?

    youtube.com/shorts/ELsRiK1b13g

    #broadcastTV #cancelled #seriesfinale

  8. Who else is embarrassed for #WTHR? The #CircleOfLights broadcast is so bad. Just as the lights were about to be turned on, they went to a Riley Children’s Hospital commercial not once, but TWICE, and missed the lights being turned on. The overall production value was way down from past years.

    Shame on #Tegna. #LocalJournalism deserves better than all the cuts and layoffs.

    #HoosierMast #Journalism #BroadcastTV #LocalNews

  9. Who else is embarrassed for #WTHR? The #CircleOfLights broadcast is so bad. Just as the lights were about to be turned on, they went to a Riley Children’s Hospital commercial not once, but TWICE, and missed the lights being turned on. The overall production value was way down from past years.

    Shame on #Tegna. #LocalJournalism deserves better than all the cuts and layoffs.

    #HoosierMast #Journalism #BroadcastTV #LocalNews

  10. Who else is embarrassed for #WTHR? The #CircleOfLights broadcast is so bad. Just as the lights were about to be turned on, they went to a Riley Children’s Hospital commercial not once, but TWICE, and missed the lights being turned on. The overall production value was way down from past years.

    Shame on #Tegna. #LocalJournalism deserves better than all the cuts and layoffs.

    #HoosierMast #Journalism #BroadcastTV #LocalNews

  11. #BroadcastTV Is a 'Melting Ice Cube.’ #Kimmel Just Turned Up the Heat

    After #Sinclair and #Nexstar pulled #JimmyKimmel off air, the old affiliate model looks shakier than ever. Even #Disney might do better without #broadcast.

    wired.com/story/broadcast-tv-f

  12. Is a 'Melting Ice Cube.’ Just Turned Up the Heat

    After and pulled off air, the old affiliate model looks shakier than ever. Even might do better without .

    wired.com/story/broadcast-tv-f

  13. #BroadcastTV Is a 'Melting Ice Cube.’ #Kimmel Just Turned Up the Heat

    After #Sinclair and #Nexstar pulled #JimmyKimmel off air, the old affiliate model looks shakier than ever. Even #Disney might do better without #broadcast.

    wired.com/story/broadcast-tv-f

  14. Roku streaming surpasses broadcast TV viewership for third month: Roku-powered devices captured 21.4% of total television viewing time compared to broadcast's 18.4% share in July 2025, marking the third consecutive month of streaming dominance according to Nielsen data released September 3, 2025. ppc.land/roku-streaming-surpas #Roku #Streaming #BroadcastTV #NielsenData #TVViewership

  15. ~ Broadcast TV merger could spell layoffs, programming changes for 9News and Fox31 ~

    Experts say the planned $6.2 billion merger of Tegna, Nexstar will rock Denver’s TV market. They just don’t know by how much yet.

    5🧵
    #USA #broadcasting #television #BroadcastTV #LocalNews #Denver

    denverpost.com/2025/08/20/tegn

  16. ~ Broadcast TV merger could spell layoffs, programming changes for 9News and Fox31 ~

    Experts say the planned $6.2 billion merger of Tegna, Nexstar will rock Denver’s TV market. They just don’t know by how much yet.

    5🧵
    #USA #broadcasting #television #BroadcastTV #LocalNews #Denver

    denverpost.com/2025/08/20/tegn

  17. ~ Broadcast TV merger could spell layoffs, programming changes for 9News and Fox31 ~

    Experts say the planned $6.2 billion merger of Tegna, Nexstar will rock Denver’s TV market. They just don’t know by how much yet.

    5🧵
    #USA #broadcasting #television #BroadcastTV #LocalNews #Denver

    denverpost.com/2025/08/20/tegn

  18. NetFlix - hint on what is to come in the USA!!

    Netflix subscribers in France will be able to watch commercially broadcast TV content “without ever having to leave the service.” It will launch next year - 2026.

    Netflix will distribute French media TF1’s free-to-air live TV channels and on-demand TF1 Plus streaming content to Netflix users as part of their existing subscription plan. theverge.com/news/689022/netfl #NetFlix #Streaming #France #TF1 #BroadcastTV #LinearTV

  19. NetFlix - hint on what is to come in the USA!!

    Netflix subscribers in France will be able to watch commercially broadcast TV content “without ever having to leave the service.” It will launch next year - 2026.

    Netflix will distribute French media TF1’s free-to-air live TV channels and on-demand TF1 Plus streaming content to Netflix users as part of their existing subscription plan. theverge.com/news/689022/netfl