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CNN to Debut New Direct to Consumer Streaming Service Later This Year
It wouldn't be the first direct-to-consumer streaming platform attempted by CNN.
Warner Bros. Discovery Considering Splitting Company, New CNBC Report Suggests
"Most likely -- or almost definitely -- it’s the linear cable networks and then you have the studio coupled with Max."
YouTube TV Referred to as a ‘Favorite’ for NFL Rights Package That Could Include Week 1 Brazil Game: Report
Warner Bros. Discovery and Amazon also reportedly have interest in this NFL media rights package that could include one of two games.
NBA National Television Broadcasts Down 2% Year-Over-Year: Report
National television broadcasts of the National Basketball Association on ABC, ESPN and TNT reportedly averaged a collective 1.53 million viewers on the season.
TNT Sports to Release ‘Inside the NBA’ Behind-the-Scenes Special in May
There have not been more details revealed about the new special ahead of the final Thursday regular-season episode of the show on TNT airing Thursday beginning at 6 p.m. EST.
Luis Silberwasser: Having NBA Was ‘Very Important’ for TNT Sports, Company is ‘Very Pleased With Where We Ended Up’
"We have things in our portfolio and sports rights that are very valuable for different types of sports fans."
Charles Barkley Delivers Rant Against Kendrick Perkins on ‘Inside the NBA’
"That’s because them fools on the other network, which we’re going to be working for next year, that’s all they talk about."
TNT Sports to Sublicense Select FIFA Club World Cup Matches from DAZN in United States
"We’re looking forward to this new partnership with DAZN as we collectively deliver this exciting new global soccer club competition in the US this summer."
AEW Announces Agreement for Pay-Per-View Distribution On Prime Video
“AEW pay-per-view events are consistently the most exciting professional wrestling events in the world,”
David Zaslav: Not Doing NBA Deal Was ‘A Great Decision’ for Warner Bros. Discovery
"We’d rather invest – if we saved a huge amount of money by not doing the NBA, it’s more money that we can spend on the quality content that we can make global that we think can strategically help us."