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NFL Viewership Easily Eclipses NBA Viewership on Christmas Day
"Netflix’s Christmas Day NFL doubleheader delivered record-setting results, highlighted by the Detroit Lions–Minnesota Vikings matchup becoming the most-streamed NFL game ever in the United States."
Media Power Has Shifted from Corporations to Creators — and Won’t Be Going Back
"Before the org chart fully flips, this is your window."
Shattering Your Sports Media Comfort Zone Is the 2026 Resolution To Live By
"Ask yourself: If not now, then when? How about trying a resolution that could become your next destination?"
Warner Bros. Discovery Reportedly Will Reject Paramount Takeover Bid Next Week
"Paramount Skydance went public earlier this month with a $30-per-share all-cash offer for Warner Bros. Discovery."
Sports Media Game-Changing Predictions for What’s Coming in 2026
"As 2026 approaches, one thing is clear: sports media will continue to evolve at a relentless pace."
ESPN Going Direct-To-Consumer Leads Barrett Media’s Top 5 TV Sports Stories of 2025
"Many stories captured headlines, but ESPN's decision to go direct-to-consumer easily topped the list as the most important sports television story of 2025."
The Bill Simmons Podcast Netflix Premiere Set For January 11
"The show will stream live on Sundays at 11:30 p.m. ET, immediately following NBC’s Sunday Night Football."
Kevin “KFC” Clancy Says Podcasts Are Now Video First, Dismisses Criticism of Barstool Sports Deal With Netflix
"People are like, it's behind a paywall. It's not, bro. If you do not have Netflix in America in the year of our Lord 2025, you're not like a human."
Paramount Guarantees Backing of Larry Ellison in Warner Bros. Hostile Bid
"Larry Ellison has agreed to provide an irrevocable personal guarantee of $40.4 billion of the equity financing for the offer and any damages claims against Paramount"
Paramount, Netflix Boast Double-Digit Gains in Nielsen’s November Media Distributor Gauge
"YouTube and Disney retained the top two spots, with 12.9% and 10.5% of total TV, respectively. YouTube’s share remained flat month-over-month, while Disney dropped 0.9 share points"