Some media executives are excited to buy and sell big assets during the next Trump administration. Disney's Bob Iger is not ...

The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO says the new administration may bring "a real positive and accelerated impact on this industry ...

President-elect Donald Trump with (l-r) Warner Bros Discovery CEO David Zaslav, FTC Chair Lina Khan and Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter. (Chis Smith/TheWrap) WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal ...

The streaming home of acclaimed dramas like The White Lotus is about to debut a stupid competition series, Human vs. Hamster.

The comments come after many other media executives said they will be looking for new acquisitions and greater consolidation ...

An egregious recent example is the sending into oblivion of the female-centric “Batgirl,” which was killed by ...

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Ted Turner turns 86 later this month, but his legacy is already being celebrated in a new docuseries. “Call Me Ted” explores ...

Disney CEO Bob Iger doesn't think the company needs to engage in mergers and acquisitions to compete in streaming.

Disney doesn’t foresee parting with its TV networks, more than a year after CEO Bob Iger went public with the consideration.

We’ve emerged from a period of considerable challenges and disruption,” Iger told investors. “We’re well positioned for ...

Disney excites investors with a rosy multi-year outlook and stock buybacks, signalling growth driven by theme parks and ...