Will ‘The Floor’ cash in on massive Super Bowl lead-in audience?
How will the new Fox game show 'The Floor" fare when compared to other recent shows with a massive Super Bowl lead-in audience?
How will the new Fox game show 'The Floor" fare when compared to other recent shows with a massive Super Bowl lead-in audience?
The deal ends a drawn-out dispute between the two companies.
"It's not unprecedented to not sign these long form contracts. But like, it certainly makes it more complicated. And it certainly lends itself to more arguing over what is owed."
The partnership is unique in the sense that most races will not air live.
The new deal will double the amount of matches on linear television versus the last deal.
"Judge Bowser, just give me enough time to run one last play."
Beckham and Friends alternate broadcasts are coming to Paramount+ for the UEFA Champions League's semifinals' second legs and the final.
"I know he has a game, but that doesn't mean he is playing."
"We’ll obviously be paying close attention to the process."
"I thought their production sucked, I thought they were terrible at what they did."
Paramount Global turned down a $26 billion offer from Apollo Global to pursue exclusive talks with Skydance.
Super Bowl LVIII heading to overtime netted big rewards for CBS.
"Looks like he was electrocuted getting out of bed."
CBS may do very well indeed off Super Bowl LVIII.
Allen Media Group and strategic partners are reportedly bidding more than $14 billion, as well as planning to take on $15 billion of debt.
A new four-year deal not only increases the NWSL’s right fees, but also its media partners
Dish is in yet another carriage dispute, this time with Hearst.
The final regular season home game in Megan Rapinoe's career will be airing on broadcast TV.
"When I first heard that we had a chance of getting this, the next sentence out of my mouth was 'We need to go get Kate Abdo.' So Kate was quite literally Day 1 in the plans."
"The closer we can be to the action, the closer we can be to the players, that to me was the biggest learning experience from last year."
CBS' 4.57 million viewers represented a 14-percent drop-off from last year’s final round.
Jim Nantz is once again making backhanded comments about LIV, and we're here for it.