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It's now official: Pandora Is Acquiring Music Streaming Service Rdio For $75 Million https://t.co/UNcErvi4Lg
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> Comcast might discontinue offering the Yes network due to a failure to reach an agreement with owner 21st Century Fox. Citizensvoice article
> Channel Master announced it finished the beta launch of its Channel Master TV live streaming platform. Release
> The new Valve Steam Link from the video game company -- a wireless streaming device for streaming games inside users' homes -- is powered by a chip from Marvell. Advanced Television article
> Local TV broadcaster Nexstar Broadcasting said it will acquire four West Virginia Network TV stations for $130 million. Release
> Olympusat Holdings said it will use technology from Harmonic to support its new Vemox OTT multiscreen turnkey services for B2B applications. Release
> NBCU's streaming comedy service Seeso will reportedly offer a one-month trail starting Dec. 3. Cablefax article
Mobile Developer News
> How can mobile game developers create quality mobile games? Feature
> Be honest: You wish you'd been the developer who made Rumblr. Editor's Corner
Telecom News
> Verizon is being called to task about its copper network in Maryland by the Communications Workers of America (CWA) union, which has filed a letter with the state's Public Service Commission to investigate the quality of the telco's copper network. Article
Wireless News
> T-Mobile US is bringing some of the benefits of its postpaid service to its prepaid MetroPCS brand, including unlimited music streaming without the activity counting toward customers' data buckets, and a service that will optimize subscribers' video content to let them watch more video without incurring higher data usage. Article
And finally… Sony's Crackle streaming video service hopes to break out from the pack with its new show, The Art of More. Article