A $700 million settlement between the satellite provider and AMC Networks ends a 3-month blackout.
CBS head honcho Leslie Moonves and other television executives fear the satellite broadcaster's technology will kill their advertising revenue.
For a number of reasons, customers are fleeing pay TV.
The company has turned its focus to improving its customer base and has tightened its customer credit standards.
Facebook is upgraded to 'market perform,' while Las Vegas Sands is downgraded to 'hold.'
But the satellite broadcaster still seems to be on the right path.
The satellite broadcaster has turned back to positive subscriber gains from the past two quarters.
CEO Robert Iger says using DVRs to jump ads hurts revenue and threatens the company's ability to fund 'Dancing with the Stars' and other popular programs.
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