WBD to license some HBO shows to free streaming services
Executives at Warner Bros Discovery say a handful of shows being dropped from HBO Max will land on free, ad-supported streaming services in the future.
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Executives at Warner Bros Discovery say a handful of shows being dropped from HBO Max will land on free, ad-supported streaming services in the future.
Comcast has filed a formal complaint with the FCC, accusing Nexstar and MIssion Broadcasting of not holding good faith retransmission talks.
Nexstar’s local TV stations are warning viewers that a potential carriage dispute with Comcast could leave them without their local ABC, NBC, CBS or Fox station.
An ongoing battle between Comcast and Nexstar reached a peak this week when WPIX was pulled from systems in the New York City area.
Sky Showtime will launch in more European countries this month, the company affirmed in a statement on Monday.
Peacock now has at least 18 million customers who are paying for the premium tier of the service, an executive said on Monday.
While media companies are pushing hard into the streaming arena, they’re still generating revenue from a dying industry: Cable and satellite.
Comcast is exploring ways to offer its regional sports cable channels through the streaming service Peacock.
Comcast is introducing a new feature that will allow some Sky TV customers to skip advertisements for an extra fee.
Streaming audio platform TuneIn is adding a handful of streams from NBC News, including audio simulcasts of two online channels.