The Business of Television Max(+)
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The Comcast/NBCU Split (Part 3 of 3): The Billionaire's Heart (Still) Wants What the Billionaire's Heart Wants
I know it seems unimaginable. And it's too early to start workshopping UniWarnerMount-like portmanteaus just yet. But don't sleep on David Ellison — or his appetite for a third course.
Since Comcast first announced its plans to spin off it...
Is Paramount Really Going to Leave California to Get Its Acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery Done?
There’s an adage in journalism called Betteridge’s Law of Headlines. Named after Ian Betteridge, a British tech journalist who wrote about it in 2009, it states: “Any headline that ends in a question mark can be answered by the word no.”1...
The Comcast/NBCU Split (Part 2 of 3): "Bigger Is Better" Is Dead; Long Live "Bigger Is Better!"
I’m not usually the type who tries to understand the world in terms of fables and fairy tales. Even so, I can’t help but think about the industry’s reaction to last Monday’s announcement by Comcast, that it planned to spin off NBCUniversal...
The Comcast/NBCU Split (Part 1 of 3): Don't Panic; There Will Be Plenty of Time for That Later
Like many of you, I’m sure, I woke up on Monday morning thinking to myself, “Gee, has it only been 123 days since the last industry-transformational corporate reorganization was announced?”
How lucky for all of us, then, that Comcast was t...
Revel in the Genius and Ignominy of Deadline Comments (and Maybe Help This Substack While You're At It)
In general, I avoid reading comments on Deadline, which should come with a warning badge that says: “The Internet is not real life.” Or at least I hope real life isn’t a teeming mass of fanatics, shitposters, publicists/plants, Kevin Durant...
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