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Paramount Skydance Reportedly Preparing To Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery
"If finalized, the acquisition would represent one of the largest bets in entertainment history. Warner Bros. Discovery carries a market capitalization of nearly $33 billion, more than twice the size of Paramount Skydance"
Lee Corso, Greg Gumbel, Pam Oliver Named to Sports Broadcasting Hall of Fame Class of 2025
"Every sports broadcast on TV is a collective effort, with excellence required from the entire production team as well as the executives that drive the business and the leagues"
Brooke Summers Hosts CBS Country Labor Day Special
The show will feature music from Morgan Wallen, Lady A, Brooks & Dunn, Luke Combs, and others.
Will the NFL Resist a Move To Streaming and Stay Over-The-Air?
"When everything around us seems to become more expensive, sports are supposed to be the escape."
Brent Musburger Returns To Celebrate 50th Anniversary of ‘The NFL Today’ September 21 on CBS
"The broadcast will blend retro graphics and theme music with modern technology, giving viewers both a nostalgic trip and the in-depth analysis they expect from today’s NFL Today"
Did the UFC Sacrifice Exposure for a Bigger Check From Paramount, CBS?
"You must wonder—was the focus the exposure or the amount on the check that was cut"
TKO President Mark Shapiro: New UFC Rights Agreement Will Allow CBS To Air Numbered UFC Events
"To us, it was important to have CBS play a big component in this"
The Watch: Face the Nation with Margaret Brennan, CBS News
What makes Face the Nation routinely win the ratings battle against its competitors? Let's find out.
Urban Radio and Late-Night TV: Who’s Making the Calls?
In Urban radio, we’ve experienced this all too often. If there’s a sales problem, some decision-makers believe that cutting the quality of content will somehow fix it.
Why an NFL Investment in ESPN Is Smart, Yet Leaves Questions
"The only ones likely to benefit from this potential purchase are the NFL and ESPN. The consumer will again be overlooked, asked to pay more for the same product they already enjoy—all in the name of business."