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Shell Shocker: NBCU Chief Departs Following 'Inappropriate Relationship,' Reportedly With CNBC Foreign Correspondent
Updated: NBCU seeks to avoid severance payment, says Shell was fired with cause for alleged harassment
Bally Sports Bankruptcy: Judge Tells Diamond To Pay Half of What It Owes to MLB Clubs, Pending Restructure
Sinclair’s regional sports networks division failed to make TV rights payments to five Major League Baseball teams
Redbox Owner Chicken Soup Makes Another Overture to Netflix for Its Sunsetting DVD Rental Business
CEO Bill Rouhana, who previously acquired Redbox amid fire sale, tells the Penske Showbiz Trades that he's been told by Netflix 'three or four' times already to pound sand
Bally Sports Bankruptcy: The Texas Rangers Become the Fifth MLB Team 'Held Hostage' By Diamond Sports Group
The Rangers join the Diamondbacks, Guardians, Reds and Twins as among teams that didn't receive their regional sports network rights checks for the 2023 season
Existential Threats: As Voting Machine Maker Libel Suits Proceed Against Other Right-Wing Networks and Pundits, Newsmax Says It Will Fight On
Based on the sheer girth of Fox’s $787.5 billion settlement, it’s not unreasonable to ponder the dual lawsuits both Newsmax and OANN still face as being business-extinguishing
Netflix Misses Guidance on Revenue, Grows Subscribers By Only 1.75 Million
Netflix says new password sharing policies will hit the U.S. in the second quarter
The Disc Is Dead? Netflix to End DVD Rentals
'Our goal has always been to provide the best service for our members, but as the business continues to shrink that’s going to become increasingly difficult,' Netflix tells customers
Bally Sports Bankruptcy: The Cincinnati Reds Become Latest MLB Team to Get Stiffed By Sinclair's Diamond
The Reds could start streaming their own games as soon as May 6
