Comcast is considering a spinoff its cable channels into a publicly traded company — is a rollup of misfit cable brands next?

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.

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Warner Bros. Discovery acknowledged that 'Joker 2' was disappointing even as analysts peppered the company with questions ...

Renowned investor John Malone sees M&A revving up as regime change comes to Washington, and he once again sounds the alarm on ...

Ratings for TV election coverage dropped for the second consecutive presidential campaign cycle, drawing 42.3 million TV ...

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Much of the reaction among show business and tech chief executives has been either explicitly supportive or generally hopeful ...

Warner Bros ... studio businesses from its legacy linear TV unit. Comcast said last week that it's exploring a similar concept and might spin off its cable networks into a separate company ...

Netflix won the Streaming Wars, and Trump won the presidency. Now Hollywood is likely to reshape itself with M&A, spinoffs ...

With the Cable Music Channel ... CMC remains one of the shortest-lived channels in Warner Bros/Discovery history. In theory, the channel should have been a success—after all, Turner had a ...