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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."
Reflecting on the Silencing of CBS News Radio
"Ultimately, the shutdown of CBS News Radio is both a warning and an opportunity."
Why Netflix’s MLB Debut Should Have The NFL’s Attention
"This wasn’t about pleasing purists. It wasn’t about winning the next morning’s sports media debate. It was about signaling to leagues — especially the NFL — that Netflix is ready to compete on the biggest stage there is."
Will More CNN Personnel Follow Kara Swisher Out the Door When Paramount Skydance Takes Over?
You could argue that an aversion to change at CNN led to the ouster of Chris Licht. Is that spirit still alive at the outlet?
Kara Swisher: I’m Leaving CNN When Paramount Skydance Completes Purchase
"I refuse to work for an organization that doesn't respect journalism."
CBS News Begins Latest Round of Layoffs
Bari Weiss told employees that the cuts have "nothing to do with quality of your work" and "everything to do with the times we are living in. Parts of this newsroom need to get smaller for CBS News to remain competitive."
NFL Reportedly Begins Media Rights Negotiations With Paramount Skydance
"The current agreement averages about $2.1 billion per year for the Sunday afternoon slate of games, meaning a revised deal could push CBS’s annual commitment past $3 billion."