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Paulsboro, N.J.— Michele Lepe, a 31-year-old bilingual actress from Miami, Fla., will replace the popular but controversial Melanie Martinez — fired after videos with ually explicit language that she’d acted in appeared on the Internet — as permanent host of The Good Night Show when it “relaunches” Dec. 18 on PBS Kids Sprout.
Cable impasse could affect local viewers al.com
Watchers of television's "Desperate Housewives" and other ABC programs who also happen to be Mediacom cable subscribers in Baldwin and Mobile counties may soon find themselves in a desperate situation.
Stay tuned for cable dispute Pensacola News Journal
A dispute over paying for programming may mean Mediacom subscribers no longer will be able to view WEAR-TV after Dec. 1. That could mean no “Desperate Housewives,” “Lost” or “Dancing with the Stars” for many area residents.
Colorado's EchoStar/DISH Network won't give up the fight 9 News Denver
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) - Smarting from what may be a serious legal blow, Colorado-based EchoStar Communications says it may look to Congress to protect its right to broadcast network TV to rural areas.
Wall Street Breakfast SeekingAlpha via Yahoo! Finance
A wholesome summary of this morning's key market- and stock-moving stories.
EchoStar vows to fight injunction bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance
EchoStar Communications Corp. said Monday it will appeal an injunction issued last week that would bar it from selling out-of-market network affiliate feeds to subscribers.
EchoStar ordered to pull plug on distant signals bizjournals.com via Yahoo! Finance
EchoStar Communications Corp. has until Dec. 1 to stop selling out-of-market network affiliate feeds to subscribers, according to an injunction issued by a federal judge in Fort Lauderdale.
Sinclair May Pull Stations From Mediacom AP via Yahoo! Finance
A federal judge's refusal to intervene in a contract dispute between Mediacom Communications Corp. and Sinclair Broadcast Group means cable television viewers of 22 stations in 12 states could suddenly lose their favorite channels.