The Fox Corp., Warner Bros. Discovery and ESPN sports streaming jv has drawn an endless number of questions, but what about companies that are on the outside looking in? Fubo has been the jv’s most vocal opposition as evidenced in its lawsuit to stop the partnership from moving forward. Win or lose, Co-Founder/CEO David Gandler is confident in Fubo’s outlook, a sentiment that’s shared by Paramount Global CEO Bob Bakish. Bakish likes where Paramount stands with its sports portfolio and pointed out that the sports streaming jv will lack some high-profile events like several college football games, half of the NFL’s broadcasts as well as soccer and golf.

David vs Goliath: Fubo Vows Fight Against ‘Sports Cartel’

If there ever was a time to flaunt a record number of paid subscribers and improved financial metrics in multiple categories, Fubo picked a good one. Read More »

Bakish Confident in Paramount’s Standalone Sports

Paramount Global CEO Bob Bakish is not sweating a bullet when it comes to the sports jv between Warner Bros. Discovery, Fox and Disney. Read More »

5Qs: NTIA’s Grace Abuhamad on BEAD, Digital Equity and More

We spoke to NTIA Chief of Staff Grace Abuhamd about changes she’s seen at the agency, the BEAD program and its progress, the Digital Equity Act, artificial intelligence and more. Read More »

In the Wild: TBS Calling All Pets for 'Stupid Pet Tricks'

TBS celebrated the launch of Sarah Silverman-hosted “Stupid Pet Tricks” this month with a five-city tour that featured talented pets showing off their skills, giveaways and plenty of photo ops. Read More »

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