Most of Wall Street leapt Friday in a widespread rally, from big stocks to small. The post Dow Rallies 654, Nasdaq Climbs 176, S&P Rises 60 appeared first on TV News Check ..read more

Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery announced the launch of their long-awaited premium streaming bundle for the United States. For $16.99 per month, subscribers will get ad-supported versions of Disney+, Hulu and Max; ad-free will cost $29.99 per month, a savings of 38%. The post Disney+, Hulu, Max Bundle Launches appeared first on TV News Check ..read more

The WNBA’s new media rights deal includes a price reevaluation after the 2028 season to account for the league’s rising popularity, according to people familiar with the agreement. The WNBA deal has been negotiated within a broader $77 billion NBA agreement with media partners announced earlier this week. The WNBA-specific contract is worth $2.2 billion for 11 seasons. The post WNBA Hopes To Cash In On Rising Popularity With Media Rights Reevaluation After 2028 Season appeared first on TV News Check ..read more

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Both shows were originally scheduled to premiere on Oct. 27 following an NFL doubleheader. Instead, Season 2 of Tracker will now premiere at the beginning of CBS premiere week on Sunday, Oct. 13, at 8 p.m. ET/PT, with Equalizer starting on Oct. 20, airing at 9:30 p.m., then moving to its regular 9 p.m. time slot on Nov. 3. The post CBS Moves Up ‘Tracker,’ ‘Equalizer’ Season Premieres appeared first on TV News Check ..read more

The cable giant, led by CEO Chris Winfrey, also shed 154,000 broadband customers after the end of government subsidies. The post Charter Loses 393,000 Video Subs In Second Quarter appeared first on TV News Check ..read more

The Inside the NBA host said that the league wanted to have a deal with a tech company and chose “money over the fans.” The post Charles Barkley Rips Into NBA Over New TV Rights Deals: ‘It Just Sucks’ appeared first on TV News Check ..read more

"Turner Broadcasting System and Warner Bros. Discovery Inc. bring this action against the National Basketball Association to enforce TBS’s contractual rights to distribute NBA games through the 2035-2036 season,” says the heavily redacted filing Friday in New York state court by Warner Bros Discovery and its TBS subsidiary. The post NBA Sued By Warner Bros Discovery As TV Rights Battle Goes To Next Level appeared first on TV News Check ..read more