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fromBrooklyn Paper
1 week ago

Coney Island native and E! News founder Larry Namer lays out his life in new book 'Off Script' * Brooklyn Paper

When Larry Namer was growing up in Coney Island in the 1960s, his goal was to become a public-school teacher or work in city government. "That was the mind set then," said Namer, a graduate of Mark Twain JHS in Coney Island, Lincoln High School, and later attending Kingsborough Community College and Brooklyn College. While his mother worked for the city, his father drove a truck delivering Pepsi Cola to homes in neighborhoods like nearby Bensonhurst, and Namer would sometimes accompany him. "So, you know my parents, their whole thing was their children should get jobs in city government and retire at 65 and have a pension," he said
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fromBusiness Insider
2 months ago

The Great Cable TV Garage Sale continues: Now Lifetime, A&E, and the History Channel are on the block

Comcast is looking to shed most of its cable TV channels, as is Warner Bros. Discovery, while A&E's owners are exploring potential buyers for their networks.
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fromZDNET
2 months ago

Are you paying more for cable and internet? It's bad all over

Cable and internet subscription costs are generally increasing despite fluctuations, impacting consumers' budgets.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

Warner Bros Discovery is ditching its cable channels, just like Comcast

Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two companies, selling off cable networks amid the industry's decline.
Both WBD and Comcast recognize the shrinking value of cable TV networks.
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fromBusiness Insider
3 months ago

Warner Bros Discovery is ditching its cable channels, just like Comcast

Warner Bros. Discovery is splitting into two companies, selling off cable networks amid the industry's decline.
Both WBD and Comcast recognize the shrinking value of cable TV networks.
fromTheWrap
4 months ago

AMC Networks Continues to Suffer From Cable Cord Cutters, Sees 7% Dip in Revenue

AMC Networks reported $555.2 million in revenue for Q1 2025, a drop of 6.9% year-over-year, largely due to declining linear TV subscriptions.
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