TV NEWS ROUND-UP. Today's interesting TV stories to read - 6 November 2020.

Here's the latest news about TV that I read and that you should read too:

■ A furious Donald Trump called Rupert Murdock and screamed over the 2020 American presidential election coverage on Fox News (StarSat 261).

- Rupert refused to tell Fox News staffers to change their coverage.

- Everyone eating hamburgers and chips in White House - then Rage after Donald Trump erupted at Fox News.

- What Murdoch gives, he can take away; signs that he is done with Donald Trump.

- "Fox News sucks!" - Donald Trump supporters suddenly turn on Fox News.

- TV Critics Conversation: America's 2020 election night TV struggled to capture the gravity of the moment.

■ A Million Little Things: On Thursday night SABC3 suddenly fails to broadcast the start of the first season of A Million Little Things because of unexplained "unforeseen circumstance".

■ Naked Attraction virgin in Britain walks off the set and must be consoled by crew after seeing vaginas and 6 women for the first time in his life.

- And more naked people in a TV commercial in Iceland which features "stark naked actors".

■ ESPN (DStv 218 / StarSat 248) to get rid of 300 workers,won't fill another 200 vacant positions.

- Getting rid of people to free up money for streaming and digital.

- "Tremendous disruption in how fans consume sports."

- Balancing its traditional pay-TV channel carriage role with video streaming efforts.

■ How does America's AT&T solve the problem of its DirecTV satellite pay-TV division that it no longer wants?

■ The BBC again doing an investigation into how Martin Bashir managed to get the explosive Princess Diana interview in 1995.

New evidence suggests that the reporter may have used forged bank statements and other unethical methods to convince Princess Diana to do an interview.

■ Instagram flags a social media post of Gareth Cliff of So What Now? on eNCA (Dstv 403), Gareth Cliff says "I have no respect for fact-checkers".

■ M-Net's Pearl Magic channel in Uganda turns 2.

MultiChoice says that in the past 2 years over 145 Ugandan movies have been broadcast on Pearl Magic, 2 of which have been produced by MultiChoice Talent Factory students.

■ The South African public broadcaster plans to appeal the Labour Court decision that found that the SABC's dismissal of SABC TV news presenter and producer Palesa Chubisi was unlawful and invalid.

■ eNCA (DStv 403) does a retraction and apologises for "Pirates coach Josef Zinnbauer leaves the club" story; says headline and intro of the story were not accurate.

■ Why Dawson's Creek, in all its cringey glory, is the TV show that 90s kids need right now.

■ Barbra Streisand Effect: Netflix goes on the attack! Netflix suddenly starts filing takedown copyright claims against tweets that are critical of its own film, Cuties, when the public shares Netflix's own trailer.

■ Canal+ plans to expand its myCanal video streaming service into Africa.

■ South Africa's TV cricket commentators slammed by Cricket South Africa (CSA) for their lack of descriptive language use: "Blind people are watching too".

■ How Sky News Australia quietly became Australia's biggest news channel on social media.

■ How Mom, seen on M-Net (DStv 101) addressed the exit of Anna Faris.