Paramount Network to shift focus toward movies, miniseries
Paramount Network will rebrand sometime next year and will favor made-for-TV movies, original series and limited-run programs over syndicated content and reality shows.
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 Network will rebrand sometime next year and will favor made-for-TV movies, original series and limited-run programs over syndicated content and reality shows.
Monday football games will air on free television network Channel 5 and will include a companion magazine show.
The new channel will feature classic episodes of South Park, Drawn Together and Beavis and Butt-Head.
CBS All Access, one of three direct-to-consumer streaming services offered by the company, will relaunch next year as Paramount Plus.
Marketing firm Red Ventures has reached an agreement with ViacomCBS to acquire technology news website CNET for $500 million.
“Console Wars” illustrates the 1990s-era business battle between Nintendo and Sega.
A streaming service backed by Tyler Perry Studios has crossed 1 million subscribers, according to a report.
ViacomCBS has tapped former IBM executive Babs Rangaiah to lead its media initiatives at the company.
For the first time, Apple is offering a streaming television bundle that combines several offerings into one budget package.
The relaunched CBS All Access service could bear the name of the company’s blockbuster film studio and television production arm, the Financial Times says.
A blockbuster merger between Viacom Corporation and CBS Corporation will not impact Philo’s ability to carry Viacom-operated cable networks for at least another year.
The new multiplex network from Showtime and BET Networks will deliver African American-centric programming, ViacomCBS executives said on Monday.