Programming
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WBD Splits Linear and Streaming in Corporate Switch-Up
In a sign of the times, Warner Bros. Discovery is separating its linear networks from its growing streaming business.
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Ovation TV, Spectrum Celebrate 8th Year of Stand for the Arts
Ovation TV and Charter Spectrum revealed the winners of their 2024-2025 Stand for the Arts awards, recognizing local arts, cultural and educational organizations and programs.
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Courtroom Chaos: WBD, Fubo Continue Legal Battles
Thanksgiving week festivities began with a new class action lawsuit from a Warner Bros. Discovery shareholder against the company.
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Paramount Still Fine Without Nielsen, Larger Bundles
Paramount Global and Nielsen are on the outs, but so far the programmer hasn’t felt any pain from the temporary breakup.
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AMC Networks Happy to Stay Small, At Least for Now
There’s been a lot of talk of potential consolidation across the media industry since election results rolled in earlier this week, but AMC Networks CEO Kristin Dolan likes her company’s position in the marketplace.
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Election Boom: Tubi, Major Events Boost Fox’s Earnings
The advertising revenue was flowing at Fox Corp. to start the 2025 fiscal year.
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In the Wild: Hallmark’s Jingle Stop Tour
In this election season, there’s no shortage of politicians embarking on whistle-stop tours. But if you’re looking for something more cozy and less partisan, Hallmark Media delivered this month with its first-ever Jingle Stop Tour.
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News Nets Prepare For Tight Races Across the States
News networks are gearing up for the biggest night of their year, and they’re each preparing not only for Election Day, but for the days and weeks after as votes are counted and the official calling of presidential and congressional races.
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CEOs Urge Programmers, Operators to Team Up for Video
The message from a CEO panel at Diversity Week is that video is not dead, but there’s work that needs to be done.
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What We’re Listening to: “Take Command: A Leadership Podcast”
After more than 40 years with the Consumer Technology Association, CEO Gary Shapiro doesn’t show signs of slowing down.