Veteran media executive’s investment group is a top contender to buy two U.K. publications, for which he plans U.S. expansion

Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount Global shares jumped Friday.

We asked them about it — and they deleted everything.

Apple’s glossy experiment in prestige melodrama is utterly baffling—and must-watch TV.

‘Free’ or discounted subscriptions from Disney or your phone company can be a great deal — or a sucker’s bet.

Why it matters: The cuts are the latest in a string of changes G/O Media has made to its portfolio in recent years amid volatility in the digital media industry.

As Rupert Murdoch plans to step down as chair of Fox and News Corp, his son Lachlan brings a different leadership style.

Reversal comes as blow to Amazon and NFL, which lobbied aggressively to include the data

In his introductory email to CNN staff this week, Thompson extolled his journalism credentials

The appointment of Thompson, a seasoned media executive who is widely credited with rescuing The Times during a turbulent period in the newspaper’s history, comes at a momentous time for CNN, with the network facing a slew of significant challenges.

.With Trump off-stage, moderators Baier and MacCallum see chance to look forward. Their performance could also bolster Fox’s credibility after defamation lawsuit, observers say.

"Read the story and you speak to the people who are there, and I think people get what happened," the former 'CNN This Morning' co-anchor said.

Abby Phillip and Laura Coates to host 10 p.m. and 11 p.m. slots

Former Fox News host and associate look to raise funds for new venture that could use Twitter as its backbone

The New York Times acquired The Athletic last year in a bid to expand its sporting coverage.

New York (AFP) – Fox News has warned Tucker Carlson, who was ousted in April from a primetime hosting slot on the right-wing station, that his new show on Twitter violates the terms of his contract, US media reported Monday. 

The company behind the websites Vice and Motherboard has filed for bankruptcy in the US and is set to be sold to a group of its lenders.

Buzzfeed, Vice, Gawker and Drudge Report are all traffic-war casualties, but they succeeded in shaking up the media landscape