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10.07.25 - 14:00
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ITV and Disney to share shows such as The Bear and Love Island in UK (The Guardian)
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ITVX and Disney+ will offer selected programmes at no extra cost in 'mutually beneficial alliance'Business live – latest updatesITV and Disney have struck a deal to show programmes such as The Bear and Love Island on each other's video platforms, the first such deal in the UK and the latest sign of the changing content relationship developing between British broadcasters and US streamers.Under the deal, ITV will begin showing the first seasons of some of Disney's hit programmes – including the hit chef drama, the Star Wars spin-off Andor, Only Murders in the Building and reality shows such as The Kardashians - free of charge on its ITVX service from later this month. Continue reading......
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10.07.25 - 11:24
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The CEO who never was: how Linda Yaccarino was set up to fail at Elon Musk′s X (The Guardian)
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Ex-NBC executive was tasked with building an 'everything app', but billionaire owner was biggest obstacle in her pathIn May 2023, when Linda Yaccarino, an NBC advertising executive, joined what was then still known as Twitter, she was given a tall order: repair the company's relationship with advertisers after a chaotic year of being owned by Elon Musk. But just weeks after she became CEO, Musk posted an antisemitic tweet that drove away major brands like Disney, Paramount, NBCUniversal, Comcast, Lionsgate and Warner Bros Discovery to pause their advertising on the platform. Musk delivered an apology for the tweet later at a conference – which he called the worst post he's ever done – but it came with a message to advertisers, specifically the Disney CEO Bob Iger: “Go fuck yourselves”. Yaccarino was in the audience of the conference.“I don't want them to advertise,” he said. “If someone is going to blackmail me with advertising or money, go fuck yourself. Go. Fuck. Yourself,” he said....
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07.07.25 - 08:31
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Walt Disney: Gelingt der Ausbruch aus der ewigen Trading-Range? (LYNX)
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Im März 2021 notierte die Walt Disney-Aktie kurz über 200 US-Dollar, dann wurde sie von der Realität eingeholt, die sie seit drei Jahren in einer breiten Handelsspanne zwischen knapp 80 und 130 US-Dollar gefangen hält. Jetzt versucht man den Ausbruch nach oben. Wird das was?...
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