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DHG Unveils Workplace Re-Entry Readiness Framework For COVID-19 and Beyond

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Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Margibi County, Roberts International Airport, Roberts family

This framework and analytics platform has enabled us to make critical re-entry decisions based on data and our threshold for risk.

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  • This framework and analytics platform has enabled us to make critical re-entry decisions based on data and our threshold for risk.
  • I am thrilled that we are able to share this customizable Re-Entry Readiness Framework with others during these unprecedented times, stated John Roberts, DHG Managing Partner, Services.
  • DHG is now ready to bring our robust framework to the marketplace to help others navigate re-entry into a work environment during a global pandemic.
  • On Tuesday, July 7, 2020 at 2pm ET, DHG will host an informative webinar to share more information about the Re-Entry Readiness Framework.

The Roberts Family Remembers Suzanne F. Roberts

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Monday, April 20, 2020
Entertainment, Other Entertainment, General Entertainment, TV and Radio, Film & Motion Pictures, Celebrity, Businesspeople, Corporate governance, Maccabiah Games, Ralph J. Roberts, Brian L. Roberts, Ralph Roberts, Suzanne, Roberts family

The Roberts family announces with great sadness that Suzanne Fleisher Roberts died of natural causes on April 20, 2020 in Philadelphia, PA. She was 98.

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  • The Roberts family announces with great sadness that Suzanne Fleisher Roberts died of natural causes on April 20, 2020 in Philadelphia, PA. She was 98.
  • Suzanne is survived by four of her five children and their spouses: Catherine R. Clifton and Anthony A. Clifton, Lisa S. Roberts and David Seltzer, Ralph J. Roberts Jr., Brian L. Roberts and Aileen K. Roberts, and Diane Roberts, widow of Ralph and Suzannes son Douglas, who passed away in September of 2011.
  • A Philadelphia native, Suzanne Roberts commitment to giving back was instilled early on in her life.
  • In addition to her work in television, Suzanne maintained her passion for and involvement in the theater and arts community, establishing the Suzanne Roberts Cultural Development Fund, a division of the Suzanne and Ralph Roberts Foundation, to support theater and dance organizations.

Entertainment Studios Releases Official Statement of Paula Madison: Former Comcast/NBCUniversal Executive and Corporate Insider Reveals the Truth About Sean Diddy Combs' REVOLT, Byron Allen, and Comcast/NBCUniversal

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Friday, November 22, 2019
Companies, Comcast, Broadband, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Video on demand, E!, TAC, Criticism of Comcast

Because TAC was already carried in approximately 2 million Comcast households, TAC was denied and told we were ineligible.

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  • Because TAC was already carried in approximately 2 million Comcast households, TAC was denied and told we were ineligible.
  • Since then, TAC has been in conversations with Comcast regarding the additional cable carriage.
  • We have been told that carrying TAC "on demand" might be a possible solution.
  • After watching Comcast's actions regarding the statute, I am now convinced that I have to speak up.

Official Statement From Sean 'Diddy' Combs Regarding The Comcast / Byron Allen U.S. Supreme Court Case

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Thursday, November 21, 2019
Companies, Economy of the United States, Broadband, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Video on demand, Criticism of Comcast, Attempted purchase of Time Warner Cable by Comcast

I also want to make clear that this case is now about much more than cable distribution.

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  • I also want to make clear that this case is now about much more than cable distribution.
  • In its efforts to get the lawsuit filed by Byron Allen dismissed, Comcast has taken a legal approach that could weaken fundamental civil rights protections.
  • By taking this stance in the Supreme Court, Comcast has put its legal tactics ahead of the rights of millions of Americans to be heard.
  • Comcast has made this about much more than Byron Allen, and now the civil rights of my children and my community are at stake.

T-Mobile, Comcast and Inteliquent Deliver Industry First in War Against Illegal Call Spoofing

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Thursday, November 21, 2019
Technology, Mobile, Wireless, Security, Telecommunications, Companies, Economy of the United States, Broadband, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Tupelo, Mississippi, Video on demand, Xfinity, Inteliquent, NBCUniversal, T-Mobile US, Inc., Comcast

Neighbor spoofing where scammers hijack a phone number to match the area code and 3-digit prefix of the person theyre targeting is a common scam.

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  • Neighbor spoofing where scammers hijack a phone number to match the area code and 3-digit prefix of the person theyre targeting is a common scam.
  • The communications industry is committed to stopping call spoofing, which seriously harms consumers, stated Surendra Saboo, Inteliquents President.
  • Inteliquent fully supports the FCCs recent STIR/SHAKEN initiative, and were excited about our new collaboration with T-Mobile and Comcast.
  • Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) is a global media and technology company with three primary businesses: Comcast Cable, NBCUniversal, and Sky.

Altitude Sports & Entertainment Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Comcast

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Monday, November 18, 2019
Companies, Economy of the United States, Cable television, Broadband, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Tupelo, Mississippi, Video on demand, Regional sports network, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment

Comcast, which reaches more than 50 percent of the television-watching homes in the Denver region, carried the Altitude network until August 31, 2019, when Comcast blacked out the network after Altitude refused to concede to predatory demands.

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  • Comcast, which reaches more than 50 percent of the television-watching homes in the Denver region, carried the Altitude network until August 31, 2019, when Comcast blacked out the network after Altitude refused to concede to predatory demands.
  • Based in Denver, Altitude and its parent, Kroenke Sports & Entertainment, employ a few thousand people across the Denver region.
  • Altitude's complaint explains that Comcast has insisted on paying unjustifiably below-market fees to Altitude while unfairly charging Denver-region families to watch Altitude.
  • Comcast would then be free to install its own regional sports network to take over from Altitude and pocket the Regional Sports fees Comcast charges its customers.

Entertainment Studios: U.S. Congressman Calls for Breakup of Comcast

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Saturday, November 9, 2019
Social issues, Companies, Articles, Broadband, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Tupelo, Mississippi, Video on demand, Contract, Oppression

The Civil Rights Act of 1866 guarantees all persons, regardless of race, an equal right "to make and enforce contracts."

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  • The Civil Rights Act of 1866 guarantees all persons, regardless of race, an equal right "to make and enforce contracts."
  • Sadly, some 150 years later there remain strong elements of oppression committed to excluding African-Americans from the bounty of the U.S. economy.
  • Furthermore, Comcast's decision to ignore the memoranda illustrates a careless disregard of minority communities and their interests.
  • Simply put, it is my belief that the Comcast Corporation needs to be broken up.

Comcast to Open New Olathe Xfinity Store

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Thursday, November 7, 2019
Technology, Entertainment, Specialty, Telecommunications, General Entertainment, TV and Radio, Internet, Hardware, Retail, Consumer electronics, Merchandising, Companies, Marketing, Broadband, Economy of the United States, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Video on demand, Olathe, Kansas, Xfinity, Retail

The Olathe Xfinity Store is the latest opening from Comcast, which has been transforming its retail centers across the country to provide a more interactive and convenient customer experience.

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  • The Olathe Xfinity Store is the latest opening from Comcast, which has been transforming its retail centers across the country to provide a more interactive and convenient customer experience.
  • The Olathe Station retail center is a great location and we welcome the employees who will be serving Olathe customers from this new Xfinity store.
  • The new Comcast Xfinity Store features fully interactive touchscreen displays that allow customers to learn all that Xfinity products have to offer.
  • The Olathe Xfinity Store is located at Olathe Station, 119th Street & Black Bob Road (15305 West 119th Street.)

Geoffrey Sands Joins Comcast Corporation as Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy

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Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Mobile, Wireless, Technology, Other Communications, Entertainment, Online, Communications, Telecommunications, General Entertainment, TV and Radio, Internet, Companies, Broadband, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Tupelo, Mississippi, Video on demand, NBCUniversal, Xfinity, Sky, Steve Burke, Amy Banse

Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) announced today that Geoffrey Sands has joined the company as Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy.

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  • Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) announced today that Geoffrey Sands has joined the company as Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy.
  • He will report to Mike Cavanagh, Senior Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Comcast Corporation.
  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20191029005620/en/
    Geoffrey Sands Joins Comcast Corporation as Executive Vice President of Corporate Strategy (Photo: Business Wire)
    Prior to joining Comcast, Sands was an independent consultant, advising senior management and boards of directors on strategy, operations, growth, and profitability.
  • Comcast Corporation (Nasdaq: CMCSA) is a global media and technology company with three primary businesses: Comcast Cable, NBCUniversal, and Sky.

STAR Financial Bank Powers Digital Transformation with Comcast Business

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Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Hardware, Security, Data management, Consumer electronics, Technology, Audio, Video, Finance, Banking, Professional services, Telecommunications, Software, Networks, VoIP, Internet, Mobile, Wireless, Companies, Broadband, Comcast, Culture of Philadelphia, Roberts family, Tupelo, Mississippi, Video on demand, Information and communications technology, Economy of the United States, Digital transformation, Bank, Accel, STAR Financial Bank, Comcast Business

Comcast Business today announced that STAR Financial Bank , one of Indianas largest community banks, has deployed its high-speed connectivity and cybersecurity solutions to help accelerate innovation and enhance the digital experience for its customers.

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  • Comcast Business today announced that STAR Financial Bank , one of Indianas largest community banks, has deployed its high-speed connectivity and cybersecurity solutions to help accelerate innovation and enhance the digital experience for its customers.
  • Working with Comcast Business, STAR Bank, based in Fort Wayne, Ind., has introduced technology that allows the bank to offer more access and convenience to its customers.
  • To protect its data center from cyberthreats, STAR Bank also selected Comcast Business to help guard against Distributed Denial-of-Service attacks.
  • Todays banks and financial services companies are operating in a landscape being reshaped by digital transformation, said Jeff Marston, vice president of Comcast Business in Indiana.