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    The Hollywood Reporter has published a complete guide to television premiere dates for 2026, laying out when major new and returning shows are expected to debut across broadcast, cable and streaming. The roundup serves as a scheduling reference for viewers and industry watchers tracking the year's lineup.

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    CDG CEO lays out nine predictions for auto retailโ–ผCDG founder, CEO shares 9 auto retail predictions + Cable Dahmer Automotive Group expandsโœ‰newsBusinessRetail9 min ago

    The founder and CEO of CDG, alongside Car Dealership Guy News, has shared nine predictions for the future of auto retail, published alongside news that Cable Dahmer Automotive Group is expanding its operations. The forecasts cover expected shifts in dealership strategy and the car sales market, while the dealership group's growth adds to a wave of consolidation and expansion across the US automotive retail sector.

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    Starz Programming Executive Karen Bailey to Departโ—Starz Executive Vice President of Original Programming Karen Bailey to Exit (EXCLUSIVE)โœ‰newsTechnologySoftware1 d ago

    Karen Bailey, Executive Vice President of Original Programming at Starz, is leaving the network, according to a Variety exclusive. Bailey has been a senior figure overseeing the premium cable channel's original slate, and her exit marks another leadership change at the Lionsgate-owned service. No details were given about her destination or who will fill her role.

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    Advertising watchdog rules against T-Mobile 'break free' claimsโ—NAD sides against T-Mobile on "break free" claims after Charter complainsโœ‰newsTechnologyInternet1 d ago

    The National Advertising Division has ruled against T-Mobile over its 'break free' advertising claims, following a complaint from rival cable company Charter. The decision means T-Mobile may be asked to modify or discontinue the messaging. The ruling highlights ongoing disputes between wireless and cable providers over claims about breaking free from traditional internet and phone services.

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    SCTE TechExpo26 to Showcase Technology Powering the Connected Futureโ—SCTE TechExpo26 Showcases the Technology Powering the Connected Futureโœ‰newsTechnology2 d ago

    SCTE, the cable and broadband industry body, is promoting TechExpo26, its upcoming exhibition focused on the technologies behind the connected future, including broadband, video delivery and network innovation. The announcement was carried by Yahoo! Finance as part of the event's publicity push, with the expo positioning itself as a key gathering point for connectivity and telecoms professionals.