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06.10.26 - 22:45
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Emmy Awards exit broadcast TV, ink six-year Prime Video streaming deal (The Hill)
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The Emmy Awards is going streaming — after more than 75 years on broadcast TV, the ceremony is making the move to Amazon Prime Video. The Television Academy, which holds the annual awards gala, and Prime Video announced Tuesday that they inked a "historic, multiyear deal" that will make the streaming giant the new home......
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06.10.26 - 17:18
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Paramount completes $111bn acquisition of Warner Bros to form new media empire Skydance (The Guardian)
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David Ellison and ex-Mattel CEO Ynon Kreiz to oversee both film studios, HBO Max, CNN and CBS News as co-executivesParamount completed its $111bn acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery on Tuesday, consolidating some of the world's most recognizable studios and news outlets after a bidding war with Netflix and months of legal turmoil.The new company, now called Skydance, will have David Ellison, the son of a billionaire tech mogul, at its helm, with the former CEO of Mattel, Ynon Kreiz, as co-executive. They will oversee Paramount and Warner Bros' movie studios, HBO Max, CBS News and CNN. Continue reading......
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05.10.26 - 17:18
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Skydance′s Big Bet: Streaming, Debt, and AI (Bloomberg)
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Michael J. Wolf, co-founder and CEO of Activate joined Bloomberg Open Interest to break down the $110B Skydance–Paramount merger, how cable still "banks" streaming, and why AI is reshaping costs, jobs, and growth across corporate America, before the real gains ever hit the bottom line. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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03.10.26 - 18:42
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Tiny Hotels Are Luxury Travel′s Next Big Thing (Bloomberg)
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Bloomberg Pursuits reporter Sarah Rappaport tells Bloomberg This Weekend that luxury travelers are increasingly seeking tiny hotels with as few as one to six rooms, combining the privacy of a villa with personalized high-end hotel service. Speaking with hosts David Gura and Christina Ruffini, Rappaport says the trend is spreading across Europe and the US as travelers seek exclusivity, fewer crowds and unusual experiences in restaurants, museums and historic properties. (Source: Bloomberg)...
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