Les Moonves reportedly tried to end Janet Jackson’s career over Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction
Moonves reportedly banned Jackson from MTV and VH1 in the aftermath of the halftime show.
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Former NFL Today analyst Irv Cross has been diagnosed with mild cognitive dementia
Cross was part of the iconic The NFL Today cast, along with Brent Musburger, Phyllis George and Jimmy “The Greek” Snyder.
Your guide to streaming the 2018 NFL season, with or without a cable subscription
There are multiple ways to watch the NFL online
‘Tiger Effect’ boosts PGA Championship final round viewership by 69 percent over last year
Tiger Woods had a nice weekend and as a result, so did CBS.
CBS is already seeing the benefits of sports gambling ads
One CBS-owned station has begun to air gambling ads, and the company is reaping the benefits.
CBS chairman Leslie Moonves accused by six women of sexual misconduct across three decades in explosive New Yorker piece
Moonves is one of the media world's most powerful people, and these detailed, on-the-record accusations could have a big impact.
Turner Sports hires Allie LaForce as NBA, March Madness sideline reporter
LaForce will join Turner after being with CBS.
The 2018 Postseason Media Coverage Power Rankings
Former Cardinals coach Bruce Arians will reportedly join CBS as a game analyst
Arians will reportedly call games alongside Greg Gumbel and Trent Green.
Ranking all 54 nationally televised games on the 2018 NFL schedule
Of the 256 NFL games each season, 54 will be nationally televised across the country.
The NFL desperately needs a reality check when it comes to draft coverage
The NFL Draft needs to be covered like the presidential election? No.
Ratings were up double-digits for all four rounds of Masters coverage
Even as Tiger Woods faded from contention, Masters ratings remained strong.
Dan Patrick had Jim Nantz read promos for fake CBS shows such as ‘The Odorless Smell’
After Nantz spent the weekend hyping CBS' Stormy Daniels interview, it was amusing to hear him promote, "The Bigger Bang Theory: The Stormy Daniels Story."
Big four network groups are most-desired for skinny bundles, but ESPN is not
A study shows people want the NBC, Disney, Fox and CBS network groups, but ESPN? Not so much ...
NCAA Tournament tip-off times and announcers are set for the First Four and the first round
The tournament begins with the First Four games Tuesday and Wednesday night. A notable broadcasting change this year sees Brad Nessler in for Verne Lundquist.
The new Selection Show is ruining one of the best days in sports
Things went poorly for the new-look Selection Show, but it served as a reminder of why people loved the old format.
Verne Lundquist stepping away from college basketball, won’t call NCAA Tournament
Brad Nessler and Ian Eagle will replace Uncle Verne on CBS and Turner Sports' NCAA Tournament coverage.
CBS Sports HQ streaming service will launch later this month
CBS’ long-awaited over the top streaming sports channel begins operation very soon.
Yes, the Tiger Effect is still a real thing for the PGA Tour
Tiger's mere presence boosted ratings at Torrey Pines.
CBS ticked off people and likely lost money thanks to Farmers Insurance Open coverage running into Grammys red carpet show
The golf coverage ran 38 minutes long on CBS, and that's before they punted the playoff to Golf Channel.
Allie LaForce talks covering NC State-North Carolina and Virginia-Duke back-to-back, including traditions and trip between campus
Ratings be damned, the NFL will still command high media rights fees
If you think the NFL will see less money for Thursday Night Football, think again
Legendary sports broadcaster Dick Enberg reportedly dead at 82
The Hall of Fame announcer called just about every sporting event imaginable over the last 60 years. He was one of the very best.
College football viewership down for most networks (aside from Fox and FS1) in 2017
The Big Ten gave Fox/FS1 the best college football viewership to date.
CBS CEO Les Moonves on Eli Manning: “We’d take him in a second!”
Moonves was having dinner with NBC’s Al Michaels when asked about Eli Manning.
