Local Now adds local CBS News stations to free streaming service
Local Now has added more than a dozen CBS-owned national and local news channels to its free streaming platform.
Local Now has added more than a dozen CBS-owned national and local news channels to its free streaming platform.
The Roku Channel added dozens of CBS- and Fox-owned local news streams to its ad-supported platform this week.
Ingrid Ciprian-Matthews will lead CBS News, while Ross Dagan will oversee news initiatives at CBS-owned stations.
McMahon also oversee CBS Media Ventures; Neeraj Khemlani to step down from CBS News but remain with company.
Cox Media, Paramount Global and Fox Corporation have agreed to pay $48 million and cooperate in litigation against other media companies.
Most of the affected stations have carried CW Network programming since its launch in 2006.
Streaming news service VUit is adding more than a dozen feeds from local CBS-owned stations.
NewsOn is bringing more than a dozen local CBS News streams to its platform under a new deal with Paramount Global.
CBS has dismissed the general managers at two of its owned-and-operated local broadcast stations.
Two local television executives were fired nearly three months after ViacomCBS began a probe into alleged abusive behavior.