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60 Minutes Producer Henry Schuster Exits

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"I have been thinking about leaving for a while now, and when the opportunity presented itself in February, I took it."

The Industry According to Gary Jay, Land Shark Promotion Studio

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"Radio cannot afford to become a tired jukebox with 15 minutes of commercials every hour."

Attention Spans Are 40 Seconds. What Does That Mean for Radio?

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"Listener Eye Contact is the most important skill an air personality — regardless of format — can develop."

Why Mike Golic Returning Is a Home Run Hire for ESPN Radio

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"If ESPN Radio wanted to make the strongest statement possible about its commitment to the platform, there may not have been a better option available at this moment than bringing Mike Golic home. Sometimes the smartest move isn't chasing what's next. It's recognizing the value of what already worked."

Netflix Reportedly Exploring Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery

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"Should a deal move forward, the acquisition would dramatically expand Netflix’s reach in film and television"

Netflix CEO Ted Sarandos Says Company Is Not Interested in Owning Legacy Media Networks

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"It’s true that historically, we have been more builders than buyers"

Warner Bros. Discovery Reveals Company Is Open For Sale

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"Our decision to initiate this review underscores the Board’s commitment to considering all opportunities to determine the best value for our shareholders"

CNN Faces Tough Uphill Battle in Streaming Wars After Leaving HBO Max

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On a standalone platform, there’s no casual traffic — only committed subscribers. And the truth is, there may not be enough of them to make it sustainable.

Netflix Considering Bid to Purchase Warner Bros. Discovery

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Many Wall Street analysts don't expect the company's stock price to eclipse $19, so it would remain a quasi-affordable target for mergers and acquisitions.

Paramount Skydance Reportedly Preparing To Bid for Warner Bros. Discovery

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"If finalized, the acquisition would represent one of the largest bets in entertainment history. Warner Bros. Discovery carries a market capitalization of nearly $33 billion, more than twice the size of Paramount Skydance"

HBO Max To Stream All Elite Wrestling Pay-Per-View Events

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"HBO Max will become the exclusive home for AEW pay-per-view events in the United States"

Warner Bros. Discovery Unveil Post-Split Branding And Leadership

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"We are in a strong position to launch and continue to meaningfully grow a company worthy of our storied past"

TNT Sports Ceases Operation of NBA TV, NBA.com Effective October 1

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TNT Sports is going to work with the NBA on a transition plan for which it will assume the programming and operations responsibilities of both entities.

Dana White: UFC “Likely” To Have Multiple Partners With New Media Rights Agreement

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"Everything is going well. We’re happy with the discussions we’re having"
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Why Mike Golic Returning Is a Home Run Hire for ESPN Radio

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Has the C-Suite Generation of Hard Work and Ethics Lost Its Way

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"I'm saddened that it's often the largest media companies — those that rely on creative content and entertainment — that repeatedly eliminate the very people who helped build those organizations into the giants they have become."