Carriage disputes between cable companies and media companies are nothing new. They happen regularly around big events like the Super Bowl, FIFA World Cup or the Oscars. However this time Charter Comm

The recent success of the television series Suits on Netflix has shined a spotlight on how much money writers make on a cable or broadcast hit versus one on a streaming service. Last week one of the

The number of households in the United States subscribing to traditional pay television services has dropped below 50% for the first time in the two years Nielsen has been tracking such metrics. And i

Though Disney had previously dismissed the idea of venturing into sports betting, saying it didnt fit the companys image, the media giant signed a billion dollar agreement this week with a little kn

One of the key disputes striking actors are having with the AMPTP (the studios and the streamers) is over artificial intelligence and how it will be used in movies and television shows in the future.

The idea of counter-programming the simultaneous global release of Barbie and Oppenheimer over the same summer weekend always seemed like a gamble. But somehow Greta Gerwigs comedy about a popula

Film and television production ground to a halt last week in Hollywood (and elsewhere) when actors joined the already striking writers on the picket line. This marks the first time in 63 years that th

The Writers Guild of America members have been on strike for over two months now and might soon be joined by the Screen Actors Guild. When it comes to artificial intelligence however both guilds agree

In a year which boasted a bevy of summer blockbusters, moviegoers havent been turning up at theaters for some of the more highly anticipated releases. Instead, big budget titles such as The Little M

This 76th annual Tony Awards ceremony was held last weekend honoring the best and brightest Broadway productions from the past year. Although there was no script for host Ariana DeBose to work due to