Cinema Owners on Warner Bros.’ Sale
Michael O’Leary, CEO of the U.S. theatrical exhibition trade group Cinema United, told The Wall Street Journal that “when legacy studios are absorbed, there is a significant decline in production.” (…)
Michael O’Leary, CEO of the U.S. theatrical exhibition trade group Cinema United, told The Wall Street Journal that “when legacy studios are absorbed, there is a significant decline in production.” (…)
The U.K. sports streaming platform DAZN is in talks with the U.S. regional sports broadcaster Main Street Sports Group (MSSG), based in Chesapeake, Virginia. DAZN is seeking a majority stake (…)
Canal+ Distribution has launched all three seasons of K-drama The Penthouse on Pickbox across seven European territories.
The series premiered at the beginning of December on Pickbox’s SVoD service Pickbox NOW in Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia, (…)
Prices for tickets to live matches of the 2026 World Cup in the U.S. are getting out of this world. Tickets for the June 11–July 19 North American World Cup (…)
Paramount Skydance Corporation today has amended its offer for Warner Bros. Discovery, to address WBD’s concerns.
On December 17, WBD asserted that the equity backing from the Ellison family (…)
ZDF Studios is distributing internationally the new historical drama miniseries Agnes, a 2-episode period piece — shot in Czech — set in 13th-century Central Europe.
Agnes tells the story of Princess Agnes (…)
Los Angeles-based Radial Entertainment has entered a new slate of partnerships poised to redefine its reach in the global streaming TV ecosystem.
The company will distribute its FAST Channels and AVoD (…)
MIP London will focus on the next phase of podcasting at the second edition of the content market, taking place February 22-24, 2026 at IET London and The Savoy.
Confirmed for (…)
Germany’s media group Axel Springer, with offices in Berlin and New York City, is in acquisition mode. According to Mathias Döpfner, Springer’s CEO and one of the group’s major shareholders, the company (…)
Five years ago, the FCC changed its logo, and now, the U.S. Federal agency that regulates communications has changed its description, removing “independent U.S. government agency” from its website.
Until recently, (…)