Tag: Fox

Major media companies are shifting the streaming conversation from scale at any cost to disciplined growth built around cash flow, monetization, and returns on capital. Across content, sports rights, advertising, distribution, and M&A, companies are prioritizing assets that can improve…

Tubi’s reached 110 million monthly active users as Fox gets more economic leverage from its free-streaming scale, with fiscal 2026 revenue up 35% and viewing topping 13 billion hours. Tubi’s sports distribution, deep catalog, creator programming, and younger audience are…

Roku’s Q2 revenue rose 22% to more than $1.35 billion as platform revenue climbed 25% to $1.22 billion and net income jumped to $164.2 million. Roku’s growing engagement, advertising inventory, subscription distribution, and control of the TV discovery layer strengthen…

Fox’s 2026 FIFA World Cup coverage drove a 108% increase in television advertising revenue and boosted Fox One subscriber growth. The quarter validated Fox’s multiplatform sports strategy and strengthened its position ahead of future NFL rights negotiations.

Kirby examines how TV operating systems control discovery, billing, advertising, and viewer data. As ownership consolidates, the fight is shifting from apps to the interface, increasing the value of less-conflicted platforms.

Peacock, Fox One, Paramount+, TikTok, Disney, Netflix, and Paramount show how streaming schedules have become operating systems that drive acquisition, retention, advertising, conversion, data collection, capital allocation, and operational risk. The real value comes from moving viewers from major events…

Fox One turned the FIFA World Cup into its biggest subscriber acquisition event yet, adding an estimated 2.8 million subscribers in June and proving it can convert massive broadcast audiences into direct streaming customers without making the tournament exclusive to…

Hollywood’s fight with Big Tech is shifting from a battle for screen time to a battle over control, as tech giants increasingly influence distribution, data, advertising, production tools, and the economics behind entertainment. The Everything Era is forcing studios to…

Media companies are shifting away from the traditional Hollywood model toward cheaper, faster, and more flexible systems built around creator ecosystems, AI tools, interface control, and direct audience engagement. Disney's Fortnite strategy, Fox's interest in Roku, the rise of video…

Lionsgate remains one of the few studio assets buyers can still realistically underwrite because it has a focused studio operation, a deep library, production capacity, theatrical distribution, and recognizable franchises without a legacy cable network burden. Netflix’s reported interest and…