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Netflix Plans to Raise Subscription Prices After Actors Strike Ends
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Disney-Charter Dispute Marks Cable TV’s Last Stand
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Warner Bros. Cuts Profit Outlook as Hollywood Strikes Drag On
It is now targeting full-year adjusted earnings, before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization, of $10.5 billion to $11 billion, down by $500 million. Source link
CNN Taps Former New York Times Chief Thompson to Lead Network
Mark Thompson, whose appointment as CEO will be effective Oct. 9, comes as parent Warner Bros. Discovery looks to bring stability to the network’s ranks.
Disney's ESPN Plots Its Streaming Future, Seeking Tie-Ups With Leagues and Rivals
ESPN’s talks with potential strategic partners are touching on several roles the sports-TV giant could play in the streaming world, including as a major broadcaster
At the Core of Hollywood's AI Fight: How Far Is Too Far?
Studios see potential in the technology, while actors, writers and other industry workers fear the worst. Source link
The Rise and Fall of the Chief Diversity Officer
“Everything is a battle.” Diversity executives hit the exits as company priorities shift. Source link
Streaming Brought Hollywood to a Standstill. Now Comes the Pain.
Hollywood’s biggest strike in 60 years is exposing industry fault lines, with traditional entertainment companies expected to take a near-term hit while streamers are better
Picket Lines Get a New Dose of Star Power
As actors join a major strike against Hollywood studios, the spotlight turns to character actors and extras: “We’re not talking about the Tom Cruises of
Warner's HBO Demotion Will Bring Some Severance Costs
Wall Street eyes the record marketing campaign needed to launch the new ‘Max’ service. Source link