Tag: Telemundo

FIFA's combined-language World Cup rights package could give advertisers more negotiating leverage without generating proportional revenue growth for broadcasters. Telemundo's strong standalone ad performance highlights the need to protect Spanish-language inventory's pricing power, while Peacock's thin profitability and Netflix's ad…

FIFA's favoring a single buyer for the 2030 World Cup's U.S. English- and Spanish-language rights, with fees projected at $1.5 billion to $2 billion per tournament and an option for 2034. That price exceeds 2026's $1.19 billion U.S. advertising haul,…

Fubo’s subscriber base reached 5.75 million in North America as the NBA Finals and FIFA World Cup drove sign-ups, but pro forma revenue stayed flat and adjusted EBITDA fell to $19.1 million. Disney’s opportunity is to turn Fubo into a…

Peacock’s first quarterly profit shows how live sports, high-frequency entertainment, advertising, and broad distribution can work together to drive streaming economics. The service generated $189 million in adjusted EBITDA, added 2 million paid subscribers, and increased revenue 54% to $1.9…

Comcast plans to spin off NBCUniversal and Sky into a standalone public company, giving shareholders ownership in both businesses and effectively ending its 15-year bet that content and distribution belong under one roof. The move gives NBCUniversal a cleaner media…

Vertical dramas are emerging as a serious growth channel for Hollywood, offering a fast, low-cost, and data-driven way to prototype IP, incubate talent, and monetize mobile attention. Apps like DramaBox, My Drama, and ReelShort are pulling in younger audiences and…

NBCUniversal and YouTube TV inked a wide-ranging multi-year carriage deal that keeps NBC, Telemundo, and cable networks, including those transitioning to Versant, available to YouTube TV’s 10 million subscribers. The agreement also includes the relaunch of NBC Sports Network, expands…

Fox Corp has announced that it will offer a live streaming simulcast of Super Bowl LIX on its FAST, Tubi. The decision highlights the growing importance of FAST platforms in the streaming landscape and provides viewers with a free alternative…