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Can Radio Capitalize on Netflix, Spotify ‘Streamflation’ Price Hikes?
Where does radio fit in with all this? It's still free.
HBO Max, Paramount+ to Merge Into One Platform, Says David Ellison
“We think that really positions us to compete with the leaders in the space.”
What ESPN Gets Wrong — and Almost Gets Right — With Streaming Ads
There was some improvement, but three advertisers were allowed to pummel me with frequencies beyond what any normal viewer should endure.
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"
YouTube Secures Exclusive Agreement To Stream ‘The Oscars’ Beginning in 2029
"We are thrilled to enter into a multifaceted global partnership with YouTube to be the future home of the Oscars and our year-round Academy programming"
Nearly 75% of Streaming TV Subscribers Cut a Platform in Past Year Due to Rising Costs, New Data Shows
The survey reported that Americans subscribe to an average of 3.4 streaming services. 27% of respondents subscribe to five or more services.
Paramount Skydance Plan Streaming Price Hikes With Increased Content Spending
"These changes will fuel continued reinvestment in the user experience and deliver an even stronger slate of programming for our customers in the year ahead and beyond"
NBCUniversal Begins Ad Campaign As Deadline For Deal With YouTube TV Approaches
"NBCUniversal is asking us to pay more than what they charge consumers for the same content on Peacock, which would mean less flexibility and higher prices for our subscribers"
Disney Sues Dish Network, Sling TV For What It Calls Violation of Carriage Deals
“Sling TV’s new offerings, which they made available without our knowledge or consent, violate the terms of our existing license agreement.”
Why the FOX One Streaming Platform Means Fox News Will Stay on Top for Years to Come
It would be easy — and maybe even understandable — for a leader in any industry to become complacent. But Fox News is taking the opposite approach.