How Four Cable TV Tycoons Helped a Ted Turner Docuseries Get Made
Call Me Ted,' which debuts today on Warner Bros. Discovery's Max, was made with Turner's blessing, and backing from John Malone, Brian Roberts, David Zaslav and Charles Dolan.
Former CNN CEO Chris Licht: Viewers have 'lost trust' in legacy media
There isn't a media executive that doesn't know that there's a problem. There isn't a media executive that isn't actively ...
Hollywood on Edge After Trump’s ‘Devastating’ Victory: ‘There’s a Lot of Fear’
From jokes about hoarding birth control to fears about political retribution, Donald Trump's comeback is filling Hollywood ...
HBO Is Still Producing Quality TV, But GOT-Caliber Hits May Be a Thing of the Past
HBO used to be the home of prestige TV. But 5 years after the end of Game of Thrones, the network is struggling to regain its ...
A 'Game of Thrones' movie is in the works. It comes after a year of box office hits and misses for Warner Bros. Discovery.
Folie à Deux" flopped, Warner Bros. Discovery appears to be doubling down on reliable intellectual property like "Game of ...
Ex-CNN boss rips media 'hyperbole' on Trump: Their 'end of democracy' claims will lead to 'credibility' crisis
Ex-CNN honcho Chris Licht sounded off on the media's "hyperbole" about Donald Trump leading up to Election Day, specifically ...
‘Call Me Ted’ explores Ted Turner’s life and career
“Call Me Ted” explores the media mogul’s life in six episodes, ranging from Turner’s childhood, the founding of his cable ...
Inside Skydance Media’s Financials: David Ellison’s Studio Has Mostly Lost Money Since 2021
The private company, valued at $4.75 billion in its $8 billion Paramount deal, relies on film, animation and licensing deals with Netflix.