Creating ‘Trump TV’ Will Not Be an Easy Task for the Outgoing President
Analysts note that Trump’s divisive nature would make it difficult for him to create any sort of ad-supported business.
TV Business
Netflix Raising Price for Standard and Premium Subscription Plans
The streaming service previously raised its prices in early 2019.
Warner Bros. to Handle Kids Programming on HBO Max, Unveils ‘Gremlins’ Art
Tom Ascheim, who joined Warner Bros. in June, will take over HBO Max’s family-friendly programming duties from HBO and HBO Max chief Casey Bloys.
Quibi to Shut Down — Here’s What Went Wrong
Quibi, which raised $1.75 billion prior to launching earlier this year, struggled to gain traction in the saturated entertainment industry.
As WarnerMedia Braces for Massive Layoffs, HBO Max Is Both the Cause and the Cure
While “Tenet” was a domestic disappointment, industry analysts say the potential of HBO Max is stymied by confusing access and marketing.
Disney’s D23 Expo Delayed to 2022
Disney’s bienniel event is typically a star-studded affair that offers breaking news about highly-anticipated films and TV shows.
Emmy Ratings: Another Record-Setting Low for TV’s Biggest Night
There’s no end in sight for the Primetime Emmys’ viewership woes, which reached an all-time low for the second straight year during Sunday’s broadcast on ABC.
NBCUniversal Inks Deal to Bring Peacock to Roku
NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming service, which launched in July, will soon be available on the popular connected TV device.
HBO Max Gets ‘Harley Quinn’ Season 3 as DC Universe Becomes Digital Comics Service
WarnerMedia is relaunching DC Universe and moving its television programming to HBO Max.
The Making of ‘The Godfather’ Getting the Scripted TV Treatment with ‘The Offer’
CBS All Access will rebrand as Paramount+ in early 2021, and has unveiled some of its upcoming shows.
HBO Max Available for Discounted Price for Limited Time
New and returning customers can subscribe to WarnerMedia’s new streamer for $11.99 per month for a limited time.
‘Joe Exotic’ Series Starring Kate McKinnon to Launch on Three NBCUniversal Platforms
NBCUniversal will release the show on its Peacock streaming service, broadcast channel NBC, and USA, its basic cable network.
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