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The stakes for media and tech companies have never been higher, even if attention spans have never been shorter.
The gaming industry, like every other sector including banking and rideshare apps, is enmeshing itself even deeper into advertising.
Bob Iger is emerging victorious in Disney’s epic board seat battle with infamous activist investor Nelson Peltz.
Media investment firm Magna now expects ad sales by media owners to increase over 9% this year.
Activist investor Nelson Peltz has earned a huge win in his protracted battle of wills with Disney CEO Bob Iger.
Why is Saudi Arabia spending a king’s ransom on sports? The Middle East powerhouse doesn’t care if you call it sportswashing.
Hollywood may be rethinking its business model of direct-to-consumer, a la carte streaming services — meaning the bundle may be back.
Ticket sales are down 18% so far this year as the industry continues to deal with a labor-stoppage hangover.
Roku wants its previews to make you feel the same way the movie does.
After a trial run with Peacock, the league will step up to a bigger base of streaming spectators.
This year, a slew of unions representing Hollywood’s less heralded below-the-line workers have their turn at the negotiating table
The toast of the early 2000s, many prominent news and lifestyle sites like Vice and Buzzfeed have fallen on hard times.
The 10-year pact puts the king of streaming squarely in the sports livestreaming arena.
In the wake of monthslong work stoppages by both writers and actors, musicians prepare to negotiate over similar issues.
The old world of media is collapsing, while a new order is rising. Live sports, meanwhile, are caught in the middle.
Amazon has announced hundreds of layoffs across its Prime Video, TV and film studios, and Twitch businesses.
Audacy, one of the largest radio networks in the nation, filed for bankruptcy on Sunday to restructure its billion-dollar debt load.
The media and theme-park giant agreed to consult with the hedge fund in exchange for backing its board slate.
The tech could raise privacy concerns if it’s used on Disney theme park visitors that are children and minors.
New York Attorney General Letitia James sued SiriusXM Radio on Wednesday for “trapping consumers in subscriptions.”