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This was not a good night to be a Spectrum customer, that's for sure.

Forty years since the release of its first game, British developer Rare – formerly known as Ultimate – has cemented its place in gaming history. We look back at its origins on the ZX Spectrum and NES

The nation’s No. 2 pay TV operator finally breaks with the longstanding tradition of forcing everyone to pay for local sports

The annual Crap Games Competition has been bringing Spectrum fans together for more than 25 years. It all began with an April fool’s joke in a magazine called Your Sinclair …

Spectrum News 1 anchor reflects on power of positive storytelling in Woman of Influence speech at Wonder Women of L.A.

Comedians have been producing branded content for cable company

Cable giant Comcast will start selling streamers and smart TVs in a bid to get in on the free ad-supported TV market.

Anchor, set for award at Wonder Women of L.A., is doing some of the most rewarding work in her colorful career

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With cutting-edge Christie projectors and locally sourced content, EYEPOOL is an immersive digital gallery at the intersection of art and technology. In this discussion, take a deep dive into the success of EYEPOOL, and examine how it can be used as a blueprint for digital art ventures.

Charter is seeking to offload wireless traffic from its Verizon network lease using CBRS-based radio access network (RAN) infrastructure