Comcast avoids carriage dispute with CBS owner Paramount
Paramount-owned broadcast and cable channels will remain on Comcast’s systems under a new multi-year deal.
Paramount Global ($PARA) is a multinational broadcast, cable and streaming television corporation based in New York City. It is the successor to the CBS Corporation and Viacom, Inc. Paramount Global operates the CBS broadcast network, CBS Sports, MTV Networks, Paramount Pictures, Pluto TV, Paramount Plus, Showtime, Australia’s Network 10, Channel 5 UK and around two dozen local CBS broadcast stations in major American markets. Prior to February 2022, Paramount Global was known as ViacomCBS.
Paramount-owned broadcast and cable channels will remain on Comcast’s systems under a new multi-year deal.
Paramount Global’s Dabl has quietly relaunched as a new general entertainment network with a focus on Black-strong sitcoms.
Paramount Global’s Dabl has quietly relaunched as a new general entertainment network with a focus on Black-strong sitcoms.
CBS, Fox and ABC each aired a national football game on December 25, with the “Monday Night Football” telecast being the second-highest ratings since 1996.
The parent company of Paramount Global has disclosed a cybersecurity incident involving the theft of certain personal information.
Executives from Warner Bros Discovery and Paramount met this week to discuss a possible merger of the companies, according to a report.
Paramount and Comcast’s joint venture Sky Showtime will integrate into Movistar Plus next year.
Job cuts have already come to CBS owned-and-operated stations over the past few weeks, according to a source, and further cuts could be coming in 2024.
Paramount Global will relaunch its Showtime multiplex movie network in January 2024, the company announced on Monday.
Prime Video will become the exclusive distributor of Premier Boxing Champions events and pay-per-view bouts, starting next year.
The bundle would include Apple TV Plus and Paramount Plus, and would be cheaper than what the service cost separately.
Disney, Lionsgate, Sony and Paramount are among some of the media brands said to have suspended their activity on Elon Musk-owned X.