The telecom giant kicked off earnings season for pay TV operators. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor NEW YORK – Telecom giant Verizon on Tuesday reported stronger FiOS TV subscriber growth in the ...

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NEW YORK—Verizon has announced that it’s Fios TV app is now available on Apple TV and Fire TV. That will allow customers to access Fios TV content on multiple TVs in the home without having to pay for ...

Verizon (Engadget's parent company) is expanding the availability of its Fios app. In an announcement spotted by 9to5Mac, the carrier said starting tomorrow, July 22nd, Fios customers can download the ...

As the 2026 sports calendar heats up, Verizon Fios TV subscribers are facing a more complex choice than ever: basic packages now exclude key Regional Sports Networks (RSNs) in the Northeast, forcing ...

Until Saturday afternoon, the NBC affiliate serving Western Pennsylvania had been blocked by law from subscribers to Verizon Fios‘ cable television services due to a two-month long retransmission ...

CNET compares the HD channel lineups of the satellite, cable, and Fios TV services as of mid-September, and Fios comes out ahead. David leads the editorial team at CNET. We create expert reviews, ...

The pay TV service added 131,000 net new customers, down from 204,000 in the year-ago period. By Georg Szalai Global Business Editor NEW YORK – Telecom giant Verizon said Friday that its FiOS TV ...

Tennis Channel and Verizon FiOS TV have reached a new agreement, and the carrier will start rolling out Tennis Channel’s 2012 Australian Open coverage immediately. The channel is now available on ...

Verizon this week announced that it will be releasing a Fios TV app for the Apple TV 4K, Apple TV HD, and Amazon Fire TV tomorrow, July 22, providing Fios TV subscribers with additional platforms to ...

Verizon promises to change the way people watch TV through a new application storefront that will be open to third-party developers. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, ...