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PSKY, States Settle WBD Merger Fight
After quite a lot of will-they-won’t-they over the weekend, the states and the Writers Guild of America settled their antitrust case over the $110 billion Paramount Skydance-Warner Bros. Discovery merger.
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MS Now’s Big DTC Bet
At the inaugural Status Summit in NYC, MS Now President Rebecca Kutler laid out the vision for Versant’s newly launched DTC product.
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HGTV Travels Back to the ’90s
HGTV’s new home renovation competition show “Totally ’90s House” is every bit of ’90s as its title suggests.
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Nielsen Recalibrates TV Currency
Nielsen is heading into the new broadcast TV season with yet another refinement of its audience measurement.
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Charter Sues Scripps Over Retrans
Charter is suing Scripps, claiming the broadcaster is trying to wiggle out of a contract that would have its carriage rights extend to Cox systems it acquired.
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CuriosityStream Bets Big on Licensing
As the industry maneuvers seismic shakeups, it might want to get curious about CuriosityStream.
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HBCU Go Eyes What’s Next
When HBCU Go kicks off its fifth season airing football this week, co-Founder and President Curtis Symonds will be able to point to something he spent more than a decade trying to create.
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Independent Nets Evolve Ad Strategy
A group of independent programmers, including UPtv and Great American Media, are evolving their advertising strategies to meet agencies where they are amid all the big-player consolidation.
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Anna Pigeon’s Two-Decade Journey
As Versant sets out to make its mark as a content player in its own right, USA Network is taking a big swing with “Anna Pigeon.”
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Hallmark Turns 25, Still Independent
Hallmark is to celebrations what cake is to birthdays—and now it’s the Hallmark Channel’s turn to celebrate.
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