Daily Shaarli
May 28, 2026
A letter from WABC-TV said it submits this license renewal application under protest’ and complained that theCommission had not demanded early renewal in over five decades’
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First reactions to Steven Spielberg's "Disclosure Day" praise the director and star Emily Blunt's performance.
Pluto TV is leaning heavily into curated nostalgia programming for June, dedicating entire blocks to specific 90s and 2000s content. This move underscores the trend of Free Ad-Supported Streaming TV (FAST) services mimicking traditional linear cable programming blocks to drive viewer retention.
Acer is reportedly considering a move back to 4GB of RAM for entry-level laptops as a drastic cost-cutting measure. This is a controversial trend given that Windows 11 and modern web browsers typically require more resources for a smooth experience.
Intel is making a direct push into the Windows handheld gaming market with Arc G-Series chips, and launch partners already include Acer, MSI, and OneXPlayer. This is a notable new hardware platform for portable PC gaming and could lead to interesting device reviews once products ship.
Sandisk doubles down on SATA during difficult times.
The FCC has issued a stark warning that broadcasters do not have an inherent right to public spectrum, while ABC has filed for license renewals under protest. This regulatory tension is critical for Lon's coverage of the future of OTA and NextGen TV.
TV Technology examines whether must-carry protections will extend to ATSC 3.0 / NextGen TV, a key unresolved issue for broadcasters, distributors, and OTA viewers. This is directly relevant to Lon’s audience because carriage and regulatory uncertainty could affect how widely NextGen TV channels are available and how quickly adoption moves forward.
In a potential massive industry shift, LG is reportedly considering selling its television business to Hisense after nearly 60 years in the market. This could significantly impact the OLED and display landscape.