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Why CBS News Radio’s Closure Is Good News for Broadcast Media
When one door closes, another one opens. We don't know what that'll look like yet, but embracing this change could make us better as an industry.
Why Stephen Colbert’s CBS Exit Ends the Late-Night TV Political Satire Era
In addition to the partisan attacks, Colbert — like all late-night hosts — is losing his audience.
60 Minutes Survived Decades of Scrutiny, But Can It Survive Bari Weiss?
CBS News' massive transformation is facing high-profile departures, internal controversies over editorial independence, and abysmal ratings. Whether Weiss can save CBS News remains highly uncertain.
Warner Bros. Discovery Reports 1% Revenue Decline in 2026’s First Quarter
"Each segment of our business is demonstrably more nimble and better positioned for future success than when Warner Bros. Discovery was formed."
UEFA Media Rights Reportedly Earn 40% Increase to Over 5 Billion
"The deal spans Europe and the Americas, excluding the United States."
Paramount Sued By Subscribers To Block Warner Bros. Discovery Deal
"Their filing argues the combined company would have increased ability to raise consumer prices, reduce theatrical output, and diminish the quality and diversity of news programming."
Warner Bros. Discovery Shareholders Approve Paramount Skydance Deal
While shareholders voted "overwhelmingly" to approve the deal on Thursday morning, they did not approve the executive compensation package.
Paramount+ Announces the Return of UFC’s ‘The Ultimate Fighter’ June 14
"The long-running series has played a significant role in growing the UFC’s audience. It has also helped develop fighters who later became champions and stars."
Paramount Skydance President Jeff Shell Exits
Shell has been on the job for less than a year. He joined the company in August 2025.
CBS Sports, TNT Sports Reportedly Could Merge as Soon as Q3 of This Year
"When we talk about the transaction, it’s important to note that we are operating as two separate companies until the transaction is completed."