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CEO Brian Roberts of Comcast had decided to forego his salary, instead donating it to a fund for Comcast employees affected by the COVID-19 quarantine.

Alphabet’s, parent company of Google, subsidiary - Verily is building a much smaller triage website. This website will show people coronavirus testing locations in the Bay Area.

AT&T is lifting data caps to give greater internet access to customers while Comcast is offering 60 days of its Internet Essentials for free to new customers in low-income houses.

Netflix seeing strong subscriber growth in Asia, Latin America

Many Disney+ and Netflix users have found their monthly bills wracking up extra fees due to a "hidden fee."

In the latest news on the Sprint T Mobile merger, Colorado on Monday dropped out of the legal challenge spearhead by 16 states seeking to stop the $26 billion deal.

After the August job cuts, NBC Universal will soon have another round of layoffs as part of ongoing restructuring work in the lifestyle group.

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The Los Angeles-based company said that it "is now the fastest-growing [subscription video on demand] service in the U.S."

U.S. cable company Comcast took control of Sky on Tuesday after it acquired the 39 percent of the company owned by Twenty-First Century Fox, the rival it defeated with a $40 billion knock-out bid for the European pay-TV group last month.

Britain has sought additional reassurances from cable company Comcast over the editorial independence of the Sky News television channel following the U.S. group’s takeover of broadcaster Sky.

Twenty-First Century Fox Inc agreed to sell its 39 percent stake in Sky PLC to Comcast Corp, the companies said Wednesday, a deal that completes the U.S. cable group's takeover and ends Rupert Murdoch's relationship with the U.K.-based satellite broadcaster.

Shares in Sky jumped 9 percent on Monday to within touching distance of the 17.28 pounds a share Comcast bid to beat Twenty-First Century Fox in the battle for Europe’s biggest pay-TV group.

The cable giant beat Rupert Murdoch, and his backer Disney, in the battle for Sky with an eye-watering $40 billion bid.

Comcast and Twenty-First Century Fox face a quick-fire auction for British broadcaster Sky on Saturday after neither side backed down in a drawn-out $34 billion battle.

A protracted $34 billion bidding war for European broadcaster Sky between U.S. rivals Comcast and Twenty-First Century Fox is likely to be settled by a quick-fire auction on Saturday.

Disney has received shareholder approval to buy Fox.

The company announced on Thursday it planned to end its pursuit of 21st Century Fox assets.

The telecommunications company appears to be abandoning its bid for Fox and will instead focus on acquiring Sky.

The telecommunications company took a hit after the Justice Department announced Thursday that it had blocked the company's merger with Time Warner.

Fox, which has been trying to buy the pan-European group since December 2016, offered to pay 14 pounds per share, a 12 percent premium to Comcast's earlier offer.