In early October, a few weeks before the 2025 season tipped off, NBA commissioner Adam Silver found himself in a hallway inside NBC Sports’ facility in Stamford, Connecticut, staring at a makeshift ...

Streaming platforms will overtake traditional pay-TV as the largest source of content investment in Asia-Pacific in 2025, marking a historic first for the region’s video industry, according to Media ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Disney is going dark on YouTube TV. Channels owned by The Walt Disney Co., including ABC, ESPN, Disney Channel, Freeform and ...

For the first time since 2017, pay-TV subscriptions actually grew quarter over quarter, adding 303,000 net new subscribers in the most recent period, according to new data from equity research firm ...

Charter reported a rare period of growth in its pay TV business, but the company's ongoing broadband losses weighed on revenue.

Spend on Asian video content is predicted to fall 2% to $15.8B in 2025, but longer-term growth is expected as streaming takes over from pay-TV as the dominant local medium, per a Media Partners Asia ...

YouTube TV, the increasingly powerful pay-TV operator fresh off of a carriage fight with Fox Corp., is now in a public dispute over distribution with TelevisaUnivision. The Hispanic media giant is ...

The limited-time pay-TV packages offered by Dish Network‘s Sling TV are in the legal crosshairs of another major media company: Warner Bros. Discovery has sued Dish, alleging the recently introduced ...

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Pay TV subscribers are accustomed to losing channels when negotiations go south between station groups and cable or satellite providers. In those instances, TV stations get yanked from the cable ...

At the NEM Zagreb conference, María Rúa Aguete, Head of Media and Entertainment at Omdia, unveiled insights that signal a historic transformation in the US pay-TV market. According to Omdia’s latest ...

ESPN, ABC and other Disney-owned channels will be dark on the pay TV service for now. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Disney is going dark on YouTube TV. Channels owned by The Walt Disney Co., including ...