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Starz Posts Widening Q2 Net Loss After Exiting Universal Film Licensing Deal
Starz's Q2 net loss widens sharply on a one-time charge from exiting its Universal film licensing deal, even as underlying losses narrow.
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Disney Beta Tests AI-Powered Search Across ESPN and Disney+
Disney begins limited beta tests of AI-powered natural-language search on ESPN and Disney+.
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Roku Platform Revenue Rises 25% Ahead of Fox Takeover
Roku posts 25% platform revenue growth in its Q2 2026 results as its planned acquisition by Fox approaches.
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HBO Max Streaming Revenue Tops $3 Billion for the First Time in Q2
Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming unit crosses $3 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time, driven by ad-tier growth.
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Judge Rules Nexstar Violated Tegna Merger Injunction Over Board Appointments
A federal judge finds Nexstar violated its injunction in the Tegna merger by placing executives on Tegna's board, prolonging the deal's legal freeze.
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FCC Scraps 39% National TV Ownership Cap in 2-1 Vote
FCC eliminates the 39% national TV ownership cap in a party-line vote, opening the door to further broadcast consolidation.
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Nielsen to Acquire DoubleVerify for $2.15 Billion
Nielsen buys ad-verification firm DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion to bolster streaming and CTV measurement.
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UK Competition Regulator Clears $110 Billion Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery Merger
UK regulator clears Paramount's $110 billion Warner Bros. Discovery deal, though a separate UK public-interest review and a US antitrust trial still stand in the way.
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Disney+ Quietly Becomes a European Super-Aggregator Through 15 Broadcaster Deals
Disney+ has quietly signed 15 European broadcaster deals, turning it into a super-aggregator of local content.
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Amazon Shuts Down Its German Prime FAST Channel After One Year
Amazon shuts down its German Prime FAST channel after just 15 months, unable to gain traction against ARD, ZDF and RTL.
