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Prime Video, Roku Channel Get Versant FAST Offerings

Nasdaq-traded Comcast spinoff Versant on Wednesday brought to life a quartet of free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels tied to “past franchises” from CNBC, Oxygen and E!. This grows Versant’s FAST portfolio to 13, and brings the offerings to Amazon Prime…

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Versant Media Adds 4 FAST Channels

Versant Media continues to build out its FAST networks. It is adding four new channels -- to now total 13 channels -- likely as a transition from its declining cable TV network business. Those niche FAST channels (free, ad-supported streaming television) come via…

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Well-known County Roscommon newsagents to close permanently

Newsround in Roscommon Town has closed its doors permanently. A well-known County Roscommon newsagents has confirmed that it is to close permanently. Newsround — located just off The Square in Roscommon Town — is shutting its doors after 40 years in business. In…

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Hearst To Acquire WBBH-TV from Waterman

The NBC Affiliate in Fort Myers/Naples TV market will expand Hearst’s Florida TV presence NEW YORK—Hearst has agreed to acquire WBBH-TV from Waterman Broadcasting Corporation in a deal that will add the NBC-affiliated television station serving the Fort…

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