by Wayne Friedman on Jan 31, 12:00 AM
So Tom Brady is making it back to the Super Bowl again -- in another TV ad. I am wondering how viewers might respond.
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 30, 9:00 AM
Investors don't seem happy with the prospect of companies like Comcast Corp./NBCU, Paramount Global, or WBD taking on any more debt.
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 29, 1:03 PM
"While there may be speculation about what we could do next, I'd like you to hear it directly from me: I love the company we have," Comcast CEO Brian Roberts told analysts.
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 26, 9:00 AM
Will Jon Stewart, like Rachel Maddow, help Comedy Central attain greater stability and viewer interest?
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 25, 8:51 AM
Netflix is seeing a return to its roots in its ability to license shows from the legacy TV and movie-based media companies that gave it its initial footing over a decade ago.
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 24, 11:10 AM
Is it really the best time to make cuts when things are good?
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 23, 9:00 AM
Is cord-cutting still a thing? With 50 million or so legacy pay TV subscribers out there - and 6% to 10% declines per year - the answer is yes.
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 22, 12:07 PM
The most recent "Emmy Awards" posted 4.3 million viewers -- another record low. What does this mean for marketing of TV and movie content going forward?
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 19, 1:02 PM
Can this "scrappy outsider," as CNN CEO Mark Thompson noted in a memo to staff, return to glory and rebellious ways from being a "tenured incumbent?"
by Wayne Friedman on Jan 18, 10:54 AM
Apple is doing all it can with its Vision Pro headsets, making a big deal for "mixed-reality" content. In the near term, it is giving consumers what they might expect: lots of TV and movie content.