Tag: streaming strategy

Disney+ is expanding its KeSPA partnership to stream a broader slate of Korean and pan-Asian esports events globally, starting with Esports Championships Asia Jinju 2026 and extending through national team programming and the 2026 League of Legends KeSPA Cup. The…

Clemson and LSU are quietly building something far bigger than content teams, turning their athletic departments into full-scale media engines with new ways to produce and distribute programming. At the same time, moves at the conference level suggest this shift…

Skip calls out cable news for chasing podcast-style formats, but something about the shift isn’t landing. Networks are reworking how their shows look and feel as they try to keep up with changing audience behavior. The bigger issue behind why…

ESPN’s intervention in the WWE lawsuit shows it’s enforcing arbitration to keep streaming-related disputes private and under its control. The case also exposes distribution gaps in ESPN Unlimited, where uneven carriage deals led to inconsistent pricing and access for WWE…

Netflix has opened its Warsaw office as a fully integrated hub combining content, engineering, and business operations, embedding the region directly into its global product and production ecosystem. The move reflects a strategic shift toward fewer, more centralized international hubs…

Meta and Google were found liable by a California jury for designing engagement-driven products that contributed to a young user’s depression and anxiety, with $6 million awarded in damages. The verdict reframes core product mechanics like infinite scroll, autoplay, and…

Warner Bros. Discovery has set an April 23 shareholder vote to approve its $110 billion sale to Paramount Skydance, marking the final procedural step before closing and signaling the deal has shifted fully into execution. The $31 per share offer,…

Skip explains why Hollywood keeps prioritizing remakes and reboots, as audience behavior consistently favors familiar catalog content over new originals. Studios follow engagement data and reduce risk by investing in known IP, which brings built-in awareness and marketing advantages. The…

Warner Music Group struck a multiyear first-look documentary deal with Netflix, giving the streamer a repeatable pipeline of music films and series built around WMG artists, songwriters, and catalog rights. The agreement matters because it turns Warner’s music IP into…

Tubi and TikTok are turning creator traction into a formal development pipeline for long-form AVOD programming. The Creatorverse Incubator gives Tubi a faster, lower-risk way to build scripted and unscripted shows around pre-validated creator IP, while TikTok adds both audience…