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Disney dodges the Trump question

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Disney CEO Bob Iger at the Sun Valley conference in Idaho, July 2024.
Disney CEO Bob Iger says he doesn't need to buy or sell anything during the second Trump administration.

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Kamala Harris hits '60 Minutes' without Donald Trump. Political scientists weigh in on whether the interview matters.

Tech Insider : Politics, Politics
Kamala Harris smiles while holding a microphone.
Kamala Harris has faced sharp criticism from opponents who've said she hasn't given enough public interviews.

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Evil‘s Creators Sure Sound Hopeful It Will Return

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Evil Finale Buddies

The new sports streaming bundle will cost $43 a month — but won't have some of TV's most popular sports

Tech Insider : Sports, Sports
An NFL game from December 2023
A new sports streaming service will have lots of sports on TV, but not all the sports on TV. One of the things it will be missing is NFL broadcasts from CBS, which carries AFC games like this December 2023 matchup between Buffalo and Kansas City.

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Among Us' TV Show Grabs a Stacked Voice Cast

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Last year, CBS Studios revealed it was adapting the hit social deduction game Among Us into an animated TV show from Infinity Train’s Owen Dennis.

Why Paramount's problems should worry the rest of the media giants

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Paramount is in rough waters — just like the entire media industry.

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Paramount's Super Bowl livestream problems are a warning for Netflix and the new mega sports streamer

Tech Insider : Sports
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Some Paramount+ subscribers had errors when trying to stream the Super Bowl.

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New sports streamer will change TV as we know it — and may start an industry fight. Execs tell me what they really think.

Tech Insider : Sports, Sports
Anthony Davis #3 of the Los Angeles Lakers dunks the ball during the first half of a game against the Charlotte Hornets.
A new sports streaming platform owned by Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox could completely upend the TV industry. It will offer live programming, like this week's Hornets-Lakers game.

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This Super Bowl Will Feature ‘Doink’ Cameras. I’m Sorry, What?

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Ready to see your favorite team’s field goal fail from up close?

Wait. This guy wants to spend $14 billion on … Paramount?

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Paramount water tower and Byron Allen
Byron Allen wants to buy Paramount for $14.3 billion, but Wall Street doesn't think the deal is going to get done.

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