Legacy TV-movie companies may need to move to a "guns for hire" plan - producing TV/movie programming and selling it to big streaming platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Apple TV.

FIFA wants to sell a private stake in FIFA Forward Enterprise, which controls broadcast, ticketing, and commercial rights for events like the World Cup.

Ari Emanuel, CEO of talent agency WME Group, came out in defense of the deal for Paramount Skydance in its efforts to buy WBD in a 'Wall Street Journal' op-ed column.

Is Charter - as well as other legacy cable and satellite pay TV providers - now reaching "core" traditional TV consumers? Yes, but perhaps new types of consumers as well.

Paramount Skydance has agreed to a deal that could stretch completion of its merger to June 2027. The companies are stuck in limbo until then.

Paramount Skydance is testing a new feature that allows new users to sample and stay on the platform for free for longer time periods - delivering short-video ad -supported content.

The biggest regional sports network cable TV group, Main Street Sports, is finally ending operations after a bankruptcy filing and years of trying to find new operating solutions.

Data from a new DoubleVerify survey finds 40% of viewers continue to watch an ad when the ad has repeated. Does this also mean 60% aren't too happy and look away?

Gen Z may be the next generation of sports fans - but in a way that revolves around the buzzword "fandom."

Should media companies pursue more live TV, streaming deals, mobile, video or gaming opportunities? What's the right mix? Much depends on where they are in the broad media-platform spectrum.