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Shares of France's two top broadcasters M6 and TF1 jumped in early trading on Tuesday after their respective owners said they planned to combine them in a bid to fend off the rise of video platforms such as Netflix

AT&T Inc's $43 billion deal on Monday to spin out its WarnerMedia business and combine it with Discovery Inc was among the most ambitious yet in the streaming era. Media bankers and analysts said it will not be the last.

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Leading French broadcaster TF1 will combine with second-ranked rival M6 under a deal announced on Monday by their respective owners Bouygues and RTL Group, a division of Germany's Bertelsmann.

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We waited years for the video streaming war to begin.

Shareholders in AT&T (T, $32.24) aren’t quite sure just how to react to Monday's news that the company would essentially undo its $85 billion acquisition of Time Warner – a deal that was widely criticized when it closed in 2018.Indeed, shares in the blue-chip tele

Since AT&T bought Time Warner in 2018 to compete with Netflix and Disney, the world of streaming video has only gotten more cutthroat.

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AT&T's (NYSE: T) stock lost over a quarter of its value last year. The tepid growth of its wireless segment couldn't offset its loss of pay TV subscribers and WarnerMedia's pandemic-related disruptions, and it continued to burn cash on its streaming services to challenge Netf

AT&T's (NYSE: T) stock lost over a quarter of its value last year. The tepid growth of its wireless segment couldn't offset its loss of pay TV subscribers and WarnerMedia's pandemic-related disruptions, and it continued to burn cash on its streaming services to challenge Netf

The streaming landscape just got a little more interesting. In a joint press release on Monday, AT&T (NYSE: T) and Discovery (NASDAQ: DISCA) (NASDAQ: DISCK) announced that WarnerMedia would be spun off and merged with Discovery to create a new stand-alone company. The combina

Amazon.com Inc and Apple Inc will let users stream high-quality lossless audio at no extra charge, as they explore new ways to keep subscribers tuned in to their services amid intense competition.

Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) ended the fiscal second quarter with 103.6 million subscribers on its Disney+ streaming service. While that's more than double the total reported in the year-ago quarter, analysts expected Disney+ to finish the quarter with 109 million subscribers. The sto

Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the SPDR— Portfolio S&P 500— Growth ETF (Symbol: SPYG) where we have detected an approximate $129.3 million dollar inflow -- that's a 1.

Serie A said on Monday Google agreed to remove from its content platform some video apps illegally enabling users to watch live games as a part of a deal between Italy's top flight soccer league and the web giant to curb online piracy.

AT&T Inc, the owner of HBO and Warner Bros studios, and cable and streaming network Discovery Inc, the owner of lifestyle TV networks such as HGTV and TLC, will combine their media assets, the U.S. telecoms giant said on Monday.

AT&T Inc, the owner of HBO and Warner Bros studios, and cable and streaming network Discovery Inc, the owner of lifestyle TV networks such as HGTV and TLC, will combine their media assets, the U.S. telecoms giant said on Monday.