“As an ever-hopeful person, I still believe there’s a chance that Screen on the Green will return this summer,” says the president of Friends of Screen on the Green, which mobilized to save the series in 2009.
D.C.’s Comcast viewership spiked 56 percent on Saturday, compared to the previous week.
According to a new study commissioned by Comcast, D.C. leads the nation in binge-watching.
It’s not clear how widespread the issue is.
The Nationals are upgrading their Internet service so you don’t have to leave your seat for snacks.
Fox 5 apologized today for what it called “technical issues” that caused many Comcast subscribers to miss the tail end of Sunday’s championship game between the New York Giants and San Francisco 49ers.
According to a new report at the Investigative Reporting Workshop, people who live in low-income areas of Washington get far less bang-for-their-buck when it comes to internet service.
Comcast’s internet service went down on Sunday evening. (Of course, not that you’d have known it by looking at the company’s “Outage Check” website at any point last night.) Twitter blew up with complaints about the outage, and the service disruption is affecting a large portion of the East Coast.
This morning’s “uh, wha?” comes courtesy of man-about-Bloomingdale Scott Roberts, who found this advertisement, created by Comcast to promote its controversial acquisition of NBC Universal and filmed at Big Bear Cafe.