Exactly a year ago CAA announced its biggest bet on sports media, and formed a new unit called CAA Sports Media Venture, as a rollup venture… Read more »
Still conscious of staying on the right side of regulators and anxious newspapers, the BBC has assured its critics that – despite relaunch… Read more »
Shock. Horror. NBC is angry at the new Olympics channel to be launched by USOC and Comcast (NSDQ: CMCSA), announced yesterday. Yesterday, th… Read more »
That was quick: The United States Olympic Committee announced this morning that it will launch a cable TV network devoted to Olympic and Par… Read more »
Corrected: I really must stop believing some news sources. Contrary to what Revolution magazine reported from its own conference, Blue State… Read more »
Reuters editor-in-chief David Schlesinger has warned the International Olympics Committee Press Commission its media accreditation rules are… Read more »
The London 2012 Olympics is planning a significant mobile infrastructure roll-out for both the public and for bandwidth-hungry visiting medi… Read more »
The 2012 London Olympics will be the most wired yet but, true to its modest ambitions relative to Beijing, will focus on mass viewer appeal… Read more »
I already reported on the London Organising Committee of the Olympic Games’ online strategy in text here. Now see London 2012 new media head… Read more »
The 2012 London Olympics will be the most wired yet but, true to its modest ambitions relative to Beijing, will focus on mass viewer appeal… Read more »
In the two years since Jeff Zucker became president and CEO of NBC Universal (NYSE: GE), he’s shifted the digital strategy more than once; p… Read more »
While Time Warner (NYSE: TWX) CEO Jeff Bewkes has been talking up TV Everywhere, NBC (NYSE: GE) quietly has been planning once again to limi… Read more »
Major League Baseball’s digital unit may have dropped Microsoft’s Silverlight as its online video platform, but Silverlight apparently works… Read more »
Although the summer Olympics ended just over six months ago, the networks are already putting their digital plans in place for London’s 2012… Read more »
CBS (NYSE: CBS) and Time Warner’s Turner Networks are in discussions about making a joint bid for the broadcast rights for 2014 and 2016 Oly… Read more »
