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March Madness TV Ads Nearly Sold Out
“You’ve probably heard about headwinds in the advertising community and spending being a little softer. That is not the case in the sports marketplace.”
CBS, Warner Bros. Discovery Announce NCAA Tournament Broadcast Teams
After announcing every Final Four since 1991, 2023 marks the NCAA Tournament swan song for Jim Nantz.
John Ourand: Bally’s Problems Are Bally’s Problems, Not All RSNs’
"The implosion is not going to happen all at once. It's just happening all at once for the biggest purveyor of regional sports networks in the country."
Tina Shah Stepping Down As Warner Bros. Discovery Sports EVP & GM
"Shah has been seen as instrumental in closing several rights deals. With the NBA preparing to negotiate its next TV contract, this move will certainly raise a few eyebrows."
Warner Bros. Discovery Exiting Regional Sports Network Business
"We will continue to engage in private conversations with our partners as we seek to identify reasonable and constructive solutions.”
Scripps Sports Says ‘Phones Are Ringing Off the Hook’ Amid RSN Uncertainty
"What we’re bringing to the market is a new model that the leagues and the teams can get behind because they understand it’s about balancing both the revenue that they bring in as well as reach."
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO Praises CNN For ‘Balance’
“Chris Licht and the team are focused on building an asset for the long term across cable and digital that is worthy of that great global brand."
Charles Barkley Confirms Discussions With CNN, Only Considering Show With Gayle King
“We don’t have anything set in stone. I’m only considering it because of my respect for Gayle."
Warner Bros. Discovery Sports President Departs
"His enthusiasm and light-hearted demeanor are among his most endearing qualities, and they will be missed.”
Warner Bros. Discovery CEO: ‘We Don’t Have to Have the NBA’
Zaslav also said the next deal for the NBA with WBD, if there is one, "has to be a deal for the future. It' can't be a deal for the past."