Topic: programming

As John Stankey prepares for his new role following the $85 billion Time Warner merger, he’s promising business as usual for the company’s key networks.

Comcast's $65 billion bid for Fox means Disney has to respond, but raising its $52.4 billion all-stock bid could be good for its shareholders.

A TV of Tomorrow panel suggests the conventional wisdom of the TV programming bubble eventually bursting may be wrong.

A DC-branded DTC digital service has long been in the works. First announced in April 2017, the service finally has a more concrete launch date.

Viacom CFO Wade Davis is well aware that Viacom channels like Comedy Central, MTV and Nickelodeon don’t show up on Hulu with Live TV or YouTube TV, but he thinks they will eventually.

Facebook has confirmed plans to buy news programming for its Facebook Watch platform, partnering with ABC News, CNN, Fox News and others.

With Comcast’s international add-on packages starting at $6.99, Xfinity TV users now have access to 415 foreign networks.

A reimagined XFL has taken one step closer to reality today as WWE Chairman and CEO Vince McMahon announced NFL and NCAA alum Oliver Luck as the new football league’s boss.

Facebook is reportedly close to announcing partnerships with news outlets including Fox News and CNN for exclusive programs on its Watch platform.

Independent television studios not affiliated with a network are at risk as Netflix continues to sign up A-list talent, one analyst says.