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Chris Licht Vows Returning Power to Managers at CNN
Licht is reportedly getting a feel for the talent, the producers, and the direction of the network
NFL Sunday Ticket Restrictions Slowing Negotiations
The NFL's broadcast deals signed last year with FOX and CBS including local exclusivity. In turn, the networks have continued to hold or have purchased stations in NFL markets.
Jim Cramer Speaks Out Against Elon Musk’s Twitter Deal
Cramer is speaking out about the Elon Musk Twitter deal after reportedly submitting a new proposal to buy the platform for $44 billion.
CNBC to Air Fantasy Football Pregame with Matthew Berry
Berry's show, Fantasy Football Pregame with Matthew Berry, will now get national exposure on CNBC. The company plans to air the program in the 12p ET on most Sundays.
CNBC Anchor Calls Disney CEO “Bob Paycheck”
CNBC anchor Carl Quintanilla recovered quickly last week after accidentally calling Disney CEO Bob Chapek “Bob Paycheck.”
CNBC’s Jim Cramer: Disney’s Purchase of Fox ‘One of the Worst’ Ever Seen
"Oh, I'm saying it was one of the worst acquisitions I've ever seen, not a mistake. They just got had. It's ok. Sometimes you just get had."
John Oliver: Jim Cramer is a ‘Garbage Can Full Of Cocaine & Business School Pamphlets’
He finished his takedown of the Mad Money host by saying "the fact is a lot of smart people, and Jim Cramer, read this situation wrong."
Casey Wasserman: Sunday Ticket Deal A “Transition to the Future of Media”
"I do think they go to a tech company or a someone who is solely focused on streaming those games," Wasserman predicted. "That's the next generation of monetization of those fans."
Jim Cramer: Elon Musk’s Feed Is What Twitter Should Be
“I think Twitter if you read [Musk’s] feed, he’s like the way it was supposed to be. Hey, it’s fun, it’s engaging, maybe he’ll ask you, maybe he won’t,” added Cramer.
There’s Light At The End of This Tunnel
The radio business is dead. Turn off the lights. Pull the plug. It's over. Finished. Done.
How many times have we heard these negative narratives...