A US jury finds Archegos Capital Management's Bill Hwang guilty of fraud for artificially inflating stocks of companies including ViacomCBS and Discovery (CNN)
Mediagazer: A US jury finds Archegos Capital Management's Bill Hwang guilty of fraud for artificially inflating stocks of companies including ViacomCBS and Discovery (CNN)
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Wall Street Journal:
Memo: Mark Thompson says CNN is cutting about 100 jobs, plans to launch its first CNN.com subscription product later in 2024, but offers few details, and more— CEO Mark Thompson said it was “a logical possibility” that CNN might pursue a subscription bundle similar to what the New York Times offers.
Discussion: CNN, The Wrap, Nieman Lab, Variety, The Verge, MediaPost, Talking Biz News, Deadline, Mediaite, Axios, @mattdpearce, The Hollywood Reporter, New York Times, @alexweprin, New York Post, Brian Steinberg on LinkedIn, @pressgazette, The Media Mix, @brianstelter, @bristei, @rasmus_kleis, The Information, @heysamantha, Los Angeles Times, @sfiegerman, @kevincollier, Jeremy Moore on LinkedIn, Cord Cutters News, The Media Leader, @iyengarish, @bristei and Reuters
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Oliver Darcy /
CNN: CNN chief Mark Thompson announces sweeping overhaul of news network, cuts 100 jobs
Sharon Knolle /
The Wrap: Veteran Media Critic Brian Lowry Among CNN's 100 Layoffs
Joshua Benton /
Nieman Lab: Are you willing to pay for CNN.com? Prepare to be asked before year's end
Brian Steinberg /
Variety: CNN Plans Launch of Digital Subscription Product by End of 2024 Amid Newsroom Layoffs
Andrew Liszewski /
The Verge: CNN announces more layoffs as it preps for a future beyond cable TV
Ray Schultz /
MediaPost: CNN Will Debut Subscription Products This Year: Report
Chris Roush /
Talking Biz News: CNN senior tech writer Kelly among the layoffs
Ted Johnson /
Deadline: CNN To Reduce Staff By About 100 As CEO Unveils New Details Of “One Newsroom” Strategy; Digital Subscription Offering Planned For Later This Year
Diana Falzone /
Mediaite: CNN Staff in a State of ‘Resignation’ as CEO Announces Revamp of Network, Job Cuts
Sara Fischer /
Axios: CNN boss lays out plans for digital future, layoffs to come
Alex Weprin /
The Hollywood Reporter: CNN to Lay Off 100 Staffers as It Preps Major Revamp of Digital Efforts
John Koblin /
New York Times: CNN Cuts 100 Jobs, and Announces Plan for Digital Subscription Product
Alex Weprin /
@alexweprin: Major changes coming to CNN. A subscription product launching this year, with others to follow. A total reorg of its newsrooms. “strategic” push into AI. And layoffs, with about 100 staff to be cut today. https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/ ...
Taylor Herzlich /
New York Post: CNN CEO Mark Thompson to lay off 100 employees as he discloses fresh turnaround plans
Brian Steinberg /
Brian Steinberg on LinkedIn: This story about CNN has it all: — *100 job cuts? ✅ — *New digital ideas? ✅ — *Pages of prose from CEO? ✅ … @pressgazette: CNN chief executive Mark Thompson has told staff that the organisation is cutting around 100 jobs, equivalent to approximately 3% of its total workforce https://pressgazette.co.uk/...
Claire Atkinson /
The Media Mix: CNN Memo outlines new strategy and 100 job losses.
Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter: “CNN said it is cutting about 100 jobs and will launch its first CNN·com subscription product later this year as it looks to lessen its dependence on its cable-TV channel.” https://www.wsj.com/...
Brian Steinberg /
@bristei: This story about CNN has it all: *100 job cuts? ✅ *New digital ideas? ✅ *Pages of prose from CEO? ✅ ^A vague sense primetime needs help? ✅ https://variety.com/...
Rasmus Kleis Nielsen /
@rasmus_kleis: CNN is “nowhere near ready for the future” CEO Mark Thompson told colleagues. Dose of cold realism in an industry that often manages to continue business-as-usual serving aging, shrinking audiences and dwindling number of advertisers while rhetorically insisting they are digital
Samantha Murphy Kelly /
@heysamantha: I was among the CNN reporters laid off today as part of the company's restructuring. I loved CNN and I'm so proud of the work we did. If you're looking for a tech reporter to cover AI, social media, trends, Big Tech, gadgets, tech anything, please send a message! I'd love to chat
Stephen Battaglio /
Los Angeles Times: CNN to cut 100 jobs as it prepares to launch digital subscription products
Seth Fiegerman /
@sfiegerman: Breaking my year-plus streak of not tweeting to say Sam is absolutely incredible and any newsroom would be lucky to have her. Trust me: I've worked with her longer than anyone.
Kevin Collier /
@kevincollier: This damn industry [image]
Jeremy Moore /
Jeremy Moore on LinkedIn: This doesn't seem to be a recipe for success. Beyond the damage to the professionals who will be laid off, the overarching narrative seems …
Luke Bouma /
Cord Cutters News: CNN Will Layoff About 100 Employees & Launch a Free Streaming Channel Plus a Digital Subscription Service This Year
Sabrina Quagliozzi /
The Media Leader: CNN to cut 100 jobs and launch digital subscription product
Rishi Iyengar /
@iyengarish: Adding my voice to the literal dozens of people who have already said what a brilliant journalist, colleague, friend, and human being Sam is. Any publication would be lucky to have her.
Brian Steinberg /
@bristei: CNN will cut 100 jobs as it seeks to move more readily into digital, and will launch a subscription product via its website by the end of the year https://variety.com/...
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Variety:
Brian Lowry, the veteran Hollywood reporter, critic, and a contributor to CNN's Reliable Sources newsletter, is set to leave in the new round of CNN job cuts— The news outlet is cutting approximately 100 jobs as it works to boost its digital business.
Discussion:
The Wrap, Talking Biz News, @tvmojoe, @blowryontv and CNN
Discussion:
Sharon Knolle /
The Wrap: Veteran Media Critic Brian Lowry Among CNN's 100 Layoffs
Chris Roush /
Talking Biz News: CNN entertainment writer Lowry is departing @tvmojoe: This is such a dumb move ahead of a subscription product launch. Stuff like Reliable Sources and insight from Lowry and others on the showbiz team is what will get me/others to pay extra for CNN.
Brian Lowry /
@blowryontv: First time for everything. To quote the late great Norman Lear's memoir title, “Even This I Get to Experience.”
The Media Mix:
Sources: CNN lays off the team producing its Opinion section, with an end date of August 9; source: Senior Editor Sheena McKenzie is among those cut— Staff told current operations are winding down. — The CNN team working on the news network's Opinion output was let go today.
Discussion:
@bsdtectr.bsky.social and @newspolitics
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@bsdtectr.bsky.social: Didn't even know CNN had an Opinion section. Online only deal? — They should let Begala, Jennings, Van Jones, Sellers, et al go. [embedded post]
Jon Nicosia /
@newspolitics: @claireatki “The CNN team working on the news network's Opinion output was let go today. The contributors and editors were gathered and informed that they would be terminated with an end date of August 9, according to people there. The move is part of a wider cost cutting measure announced
New York Times:
Sources: the NBA finalizes contracts with new partners NBC and Amazon Prime Video, while maintaining ABC/ESPN for the NBA Finals; TNT could still match— The NBA and network executives finalized contracts that will make NBC and Amazon Prime Video new partners, while maintaining ABC/ESPN …
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Brian Steinberg /
Variety: NBA Finalizes Deals With NBC, Amazon, ESPN, Setting Up Possible Warner Showdown
Lucas Manfredi /
The Wrap: NBA Finalizes 11-Year, $76 Billion TV Contracts With NBC, Amazon and ESPN
Anthony Crupi /
Sportico: NBA Rights Contracts Hit Adam Silver's Desk With All Eyes on TNT
Ahmad Austin Jr /
Mediaite: NBA Finalizes Lucrative Media Deals With ESPN, Amazon, and NBC — TNT Could Still Try to Match Offers
David Satin /
The Streamable: NBA Finally Finalizes TV Deals with ESPN, Prime Video, NBC; TNT Expected to Try to Match Amazon Offer
Stephen Battaglio /
Los Angeles Times: NBA on the verge of a deal with Amazon, NBC and ESPN, potentially leaving TNT on the bench
Mike D. Sykes /
USA Today: The NBA's new broadcast deals are reportedly agreed to, which means the end for NBA on TNT may finally be here
Alex Weprin /
The Hollywood Reporter: NBA Finalizes TV Deals With Disney, NBC and Amazon ... But TNT's Future Is Unclear
Eric Fisher /
Front Office Sports: 'Where's truTV?' March Madness Channel Is Now TNT Sports' New Star
Alex Schiffer /
Front Office Sports: NBA Agrees to $76 Billion in Media-Rights Deals, but TNT Still Looms
Brendon Kleen /
Awful Announcing: Everything you need to know about the NBA's new broadcast rights package
Robby Kalland /
UPROXX: Here Is The Reported Weekly Schedule For The NBA's New Deal With ESPN, NBC, And Amazon
CNN:
A US jury finds Archegos Capital Management's Bill Hwang guilty of fraud for artificially inflating stocks of companies including ViacomCBS and Discovery— Bill Hwang, founder of Archegos Capital Management, was found guilty of fraud Wednesday by a Manhattan federal court after the 2021 collapse …
Discussion:
Financial Times, Bloomberg, The Hollywood Reporter, New York Times and Associated Press
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Ava Benny-Morrison /
Bloomberg: Bill Hwang's Fate Is Now in Jury's Hands After Archegos Trial
Winston Cho /
The Hollywood Reporter: Archegos Founder, Charged With Manipulating ViacomCBS Stock, Found Guilty of Fraud
Matthew Goldstein /
New York Times: Jury Finds Archegos Founder Bill Hwang Guilty of Fraud and Racketeering
Associated Press:
Russia's government declares The Moscow Times an “undesirable organization”, meaning any Russian who cooperates with the outlet could get five years in prison— The Russian prosecutor general's office on Wednesday declared The Moscow Times, an online newspaper popular among …
Discussion:
Agence France-Presse, The Moscow Times, Radio Free Europe/Radio …, @bbcstever, @paige_reynolds_, @kevinrothrock, @samberkhead, @bbcstever, @macktubs, @niktwick, @hejsascha, @moscowtimes, @evahartog, Voice of America, @tomashirstecon, @andrew__roth, Reuters and The Daily Beast
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Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: Moscow Times Says ‘Undesirable’ Label Another Effort By Russia To Suppress Independent Reporting
Steve Rosenberg /
@bbcstever: Russia's Prosecutor General's office has designated independent news site The Moscow Times an “undesirable organisation,” in effect banning its activities in Russia & criminalising engagement with it.
Paige Reynolds /
@paige_reynolds_: Absolutely WILD but also totally expected. Cut my teeth here as a bright-eyed, bushy-tailed, just-arrived-in-Moscow-and-could- barely-speak-Russian 20-year-old !! Respect for anyone still out there fighting the good fight 💪
Kevin Rothrock /
@kevinrothrock: Welcome to the club, boys and girls.
Samantha Berkhead /
@samberkhead: Russia has criminalized The Moscow Times' reporting — an unsurprising move, given our commitment to telling the world the truth about what is happening in Russia. Our mission is more important than ever. We refuse to give in to the Kremlin's pressure.
Steve Rosenberg /
@bbcstever: The Moscow Times has been a feature of life here, first in paper form, then online, pretty much as long as I can remember. I arrived in Moscow in August 1991. Moscow Times first came out in March 1992. In 2022 its headquarters were moved to Amsterdam.
Mack Tubridy /
@macktubs: I understand the urge for people to congratulate us on this designation, but the reality is that being labeled “undesirable” makes it a lot harder for us to do our work and endangers our staff. It's not a “good” thing. So, if you have a rich uncle, ask him to donate money to MT.
Nikolaus von Twickel /
@niktwick: For me this means that three out of my five employers since 2007 are now “undesirable” for the Russian regime. @moscowtimes: ⚡⚡ Russia has named The Moscow Times an “undesirable” organization, Russian news agencies report. The label bans MT from operating in Russia and puts anyone affiliated with it at risk of criminal prosecution.
Eva Hartog /
@evahartog: Unbelievable and predictable at the same time. This is Russia, criminalising an underfunded small group of journalists committed to fair coverage of the country 👇🏼
Tomas Hirst /
@tomashirstecon: An inability to accept a free press is a sign of weakness and fragility of a nation, not a display of strength. Russia's backslide into paranoid authoritarianism has no real winners, and an ever growing list of of self-inflicted losses.
Tomas Hirst /
@tomashirstecon: Seemed inevitable but still extremely sad. MT was my first employer and was a fantastic place to work - full of brilliant journos passionate about Russia.
Andrew Roth /
@andrew__roth: This was a training ground for so many excellent journalists. Unsurprising given Russia's war in Ukraine but this headline still made me pause for thought. @MoscowTimes provided stellar coverage for so many years and will continue to do so, “undesirable” or not @derksauer
Christopher Gavin /
The Daily Beast: Russia Bans The Moscow Times But the Newspaper's Staff Won't Back Down
TMZ.com:
George Stephanopoulos replies to a pedestrian on Biden, saying “I don't think he can serve four more years”; ABC says “George expressed his own point of view”— GEORGE STEPHANOPOULOS BIDEN CAN'T SERVE 4 MORE YEARS … 6:28 PM PT — George Stephanopoulos tells TMZ …
Discussion:
@dylanbyers, New York Times, NBC News, @todarorichard, New York Post, Fox News, The Guardian, The Hill, CBS News, @redsteeze, Raw Story, New Jersey Online, @abbydphillip, @waylon_wc, @tmz, Los Angeles Times, @themainnetwork, The Daily Beast, Slate, @collinrugg, Newser, CNN, HuffPost, Washington Post, New Republic, The Wrap, Variety, Deadline, Mediaite and The Hollywood Reporter
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Dylan Byers /
@dylanbyers: NEW @PuckNews: ABC's George Stephanopoulos, who recently interviewed Biden and was today caught in TMZ video saying he doesn't think Biden “can serve four more years,” tells me, via spokesperson: “Earlier today I responded to a question from a passerby. I shouldn't have.” In a
Michael M. Grynbaum /
New York Times: In TMZ Video, George Stephanopoulos Says Biden Can't Serve Another Term
Phil Helsel /
NBC News: ABC's George Stephanopoulos appears to say of Biden: 'I don't think he can serve four more years' @todarorichard: George just interviewed Biden to try to boost his ratings. After the interview, he was asked if he thinks Biden can make it four more years, and he said he doesn't think so. It is time to “take the keys away” from Biden and bring in a better option. https://www.tmz.com/...
Alexandra Steigrad /
New York Post: George Stephanopoulos apologizes for saying Biden can't ‘serve four more years’ Fox News: ABC distances itself from Stephanopoulos' claim Biden can't serve second term: ‘Not the position’ of network
Kaia Hubbard /
CBS News: Though Biden says he's staying in presidential race, top Democrats express doubts
Stephen L. Miller /
@redsteeze: The Biden campaign chose to do scripted radio interviews that resulted in a black female host losing her job. The Biden campaign chose George Stephanopoulos as the go to interviewer, and he staid he thinks Biden can't serve another term. The campaign made these choices, just as
Sarah K. Burris /
Raw Story: ‘What makes him qualified?’ George Clooney trashed after demanding Biden quits
Matt Arco /
New Jersey Online: Prominent TV journalist caught making off-the-cuff remark about Biden
Abby D. Phillip /
@abbydphillip: .@brianstelter reacts to GMA anchor George Stephanopoulos' remarks that he doesn't think Biden can serve four more years. [video]
Waylon Cunningham /
@waylon_wc: Now that's a good man-on-the-street interview https://www.tmz.com/... @tmz: #GeorgeStephanopoulos just made a STUNNING comment: he told someone on the streets of #NewYork that he doesn't think President #JoeBiden can serve another term! https://www.tmz.com/... [video]
Christi Carras /
Los Angeles Times: In video shared by TMZ, George Stephanopoulos says Biden can't ‘serve four more years’ @themainnetwork: Anyone thinking this wasn't done on purpose doesn't get politics. This guy is too strategic to just randomly say this - George Stephanopoulos Says Biden Can't Serve Another 4 Years https://www.tmz.com/...
Eboni Boykin-Patterson /
The Daily Beast: Michael Douglas Is ‘Deeply, Deeply Concerned’ About Joe Biden
Scott Nover /
Slate: George Stephanopoulos' Only Mistake
Collin Rugg /
@collinrugg: BREAKING: ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos caught on video saying he doesn't think Biden can serve another 4 years after his interview. Stephanopoulos was intercepted in midtown Manhattan in footage released by TMZ. Reporter: “Do you think Biden should step down? You've [video]
Jenn Gidman /
Newser: Stephanopoulos Caught Spilling His Inner Thoughts on Biden
Oliver Darcy /
CNN: George Stephanopoulos gets blunt after Biden interview: 'I don't think he can serve four more years'
Lee Moran /
HuffPost: George Stephanopoulos Caught On Camera Doubting Joe Biden, Just Days After Interview
Andrew Jeong /
Washington Post: George Stephanopoulos caught on camera expressing doubts about Biden
Tess Patton /
The Wrap: After Biden Interview, ABC's George Stephanopoulos Says 'I Don't Think He Can Serve 4 More Years' | Video
Brian Steinberg /
Variety: George Stephanopoulos Says He 'Shouldn't Have' Commented on President Joe Biden's Ability to Serve Second Term
Ted Johnson /
Deadline: George Stephanopoulos Captured On Video Saying He Doesn't Think Joe Biden Can Serve Another Four Years
Charlie Nash /
Mediaite: 'I Don't Think He Can Serve Four More Years': George Stephanopoulos Says Biden Not Up to the Task After Interviewing Him
New Yorker:
Q&A with NYT's Joe Kahn on newsroom flare-ups, defining and building NYT culture among newer employees, his family foundation donations, Gaza coverage, and more— Joe Kahn, the newspaper's executive editor, wants to incentivize his staff to take on difficult stories, even when they might engender scrutiny, or backlash.
Discussion:
Nieman Lab, @brianstelter, @williams_paige, @chaykak, @viktorshtrum.bsky.social, @kirk_bado and @claremalone
Discussion:
Hanaa' Tameez /
Nieman Lab: The New York Times is “constantly thinking about the hierarchy of the stories that we're promoting,” Joe Kahn says
Brian Stelter /
@brianstelter: Fantastic @ClareMalone Q&A with NYT exec editor Joe Kahn: “I have the word ‘executive’ in my title, but actually the more important part is ‘editor’ and being involved with the journalists themselves, with their editors, in working through the stories...” https://www.newyorker.com/...
Paige Williams /
@williams_paige: Voters might not list democracy as top issue because they take a democratic society for granted yet should 2024 coverage be more existentially urgent, less horse race? @ClareMalone asks Joe Kahn. Their conversation, out today: https://www.newyorker.com/...
Kyle Chayka /
@chaykak: David Remnick interviewed in El Pais https://english.elpais.com/... Joe Kahn interviewed in New Yorker https://www.newyorker.com/... @viktorshtrum.bsky.social: I haven't read yet - but this New Yorker interview with Joe Kahn seems of interest to us on here who love to hate the NY Times [embedded post]
Kirk A. Bado /
@kirk_bado: “According to one estimate, nearly seven per cent of American newspaper employees now work at the Times. The growth comes as almost every other corner of media has been beset by layoffs.”
Clare Malone /
@claremalone: I sat down with Joe Kahn of the NYT. We spoke abt the paper's emphasis on “independence,” what sorts of reporters are particularly valued at this moment in time, & the paper's various internal dramas. I also asked about his family foundation's donations. 1/https://www.newyorker.com/ ...
Lowpass:
Redbox owner Chicken Soup for the Soul Entertainment is granted Chapter 7 bankruptcy, paving the way for shutting down the company and liquidating its assets— Redbox will shut down, corporate parent is being liquidated — The bankruptcy case of Redbox's corporate parent Chicken Soup …
Discussion:
Dade Hayes /
Deadline: Redbox Owner Chicken Soup For The Soul To Liquidate In Chapter 7 Bankruptcy Shift; Workforce Of 1,000 To Be Let Go And 24,000 Kiosks Shut Down, Lawyer Says
Luke Bouma /
Cord Cutters News: Redbox Will Shutdown DVD Rentals & Its Streaming Service As Will Crackle
William Hughes /
The A.V. Club: Chicken Soup is going in the toilet, and taking Redbox with it
Ximena Suarez /
Ximena Suarez on LinkedIn: Today marks a heart-wrenching moment for all of us who were part of the Redbox family. I spent 16 years with this team, and it's heartbreaking to see this chapter come to an end. …
Janko Roettgers /
@jank0@sfba.social: @kajord Yeah I know, interesting timing. But apparently he was brought in to help with the transition, and then realized that it was way more of a mess than he had anticipated.
Kelsey Jordahl /
@kajord@scicomm.xyz: @jank0 “CEO Bart Schwartz, who had only joined the company two weeks ago, stepped down this morning for unrelated reasons” 🤔
Jay Peters /
The Verge: Redbox's disc rentals are over
Andrew A. Rosen /
@aagave: Sad. I spoke to management two years ago and the strategy didn't add up to me. It's not only notable that they couldn't course correct, but that no buyer came in to course correct for them.
Bloomberg:
NATO paid for travel for 16 social media influencers to cover its summit, and the US Defense and State departments invited more; combined audiences reach ~40M— - Alliance invited 16 content creators to summit in Washington — NATO paid for travel expense, but has no editorial control
Discussion:
Paris Marx /
@parismarx@mastodon.online: they're even paying off gen z tiktokers to push NATO now 🫠 — https://www.bloomberg.com/... #tech #nato #socialmedia
Renee DiResta /
@renee.diresta@threads.net: Engagement with online-first media, content creators, and influencers is something that public insititutions will have to do going forward. There should be ethical disclosure guidelines around access and compensation, but engaging with people who have massive reach and influence on platforms where public opinion is shaped is table stakes at this point. @nato_sact: Great discussions with content creators at the #NATO Youth & Academia evening reception! Together, we're fighting disinformation & fostering critical thinking. Their fresh perspectives & innovative storytelling, their commitment to promoting reliable info empowers young people [image]
Matt Novak /
@paleofuture.bsky.social: “It didn't confirm the names of the invited influencers, but the official NATO social media accounts feature an explainer video about the origins of the alliance, narrated by 25-year-old DC social-media fixture and an advocate for ‘vibrant masculinity,’ Anthony Polcari.” [embedded post]
Laura Dhillon Kane /
Laura Dhillon Kane on LinkedIn: NATO has turned to TikTok and Instagram influencers to help it stay relevant in the modern era. The 75-year-old military alliance is wrestling … @tiktokpolicyeur: As world leaders gather in Washington, NATO turns to TikTok creators to connect with a new generation https://www.bloomberg.com/...
Taylor Lorenz /
@taylorlorenz@mastodon.social: NEW: NATO, the State Department, and the DoD are bringing dozens of TikTok, YouTube, and IG content creators to the NATO summit this week to meet with top officials from the most powerful institutions in D.C. — At the White House, the creators met w/ John Kirby, President Biden's national security communications adviser. …
Natalie O'Neill /
New York Post: Influencer hired by State Department to film NATO promo video thought it was about ‘Sharknado’
Taylor Lorenz /
Washington Post: NATO's newest weapon is online content creators
Bloomberg:
WBD CEO David Zaslav calls the Paramount/Skydance deal “good for the industry” and hopes the next president embraces deregulation “so companies can consolidate”— “Getting [Paramount] in solid hands and having them funded — it's a great company and a great heritage …
Discussion:
Variety, @bgrueskin, @KarlBode@masto.ai, @pkafka, New York Post, Raw Story, Business Insider and The Hollywood Reporter
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Todd Spangler /
Variety: David Zaslav Declines to Endorse Biden or Trump, Says It's More Important That Next U.S. President Supports M&A Deregulation
Bill Grueskin /
@bgrueskin: The S&P 500 and Nasdaq keep breaking one record after another, and David Zaslav is whining that the government is crushing the business sector.
Karl Bode /
@KarlBode@masto.ai: “We just need an opportunity for deregulation, so companies can consolidate and do what we need to to be even better,” says the guy who just oversaw one of the most pointless and destructive series of layoff-causing mergers in modern media history — https://www.bloomberg.com/...
Peter Kafka /
@pkafka: “A cheerful Shari Redstone, who agreed this week to sell her family's stake in Paramount to the Ellison-led group, pointed to reporters as she arrived at the Sun Valley resort and said: “We're going to save the world together!”
Thomas Barrabi /
New York Post: Shari Redstone flashes Amex gold card, Jeff Bezos brings Lauren Sanchez to ‘summer camp for billionaires’ in Sun Valley
David Badash /
Raw Story: ‘Craven’: CNN Parent CEO slammed for saying ‘deregulation’ is his criteria for president
Peter Kafka /
Business Insider: Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav would like a new president, too
Billboard:
The US Copyright Office finalizes a new rule aimed at ensuring that songwriters who reclaim rights to their music will actually get paid streaming royalties— The new rule clears up uncertainty about who gets paid streaming royalties when songwriters take back their music rights - a trickier question than it sounds.
Discussion:
Michael Poster /
Michael Poster on LinkedIn: Props to the Copyright Office for sticking with the “spirit of the law” when it comes to the relationship between termination rights and digital mechanical royalties. …
Ben W. Kramer /
Ben W. Kramer on LinkedIn: The Music Artists Coalition, together with other creator organizations (including Songwriters of North America - SONA and the Black Music Action Coalition) … @ascap: A huge victory for songwriters and composers — and one that shows the power of the creative community coming together to protect creator rights.
Jonathan Bailey /
Plagiarism Today: 3 Count: Termination Ruling
Chris Cooke /
CMU: Songwriters welcome Copyright Office clarity on termination rights and streaming royalties
Murray Stassen /
Music Business Worldwide: Songwriter groups hail ‘landmark victory’ as US Copyright Office issues rule confirming how termination rights apply to streaming royalties
Dylan Smith /
Related Knowledge Center: ENERGY BASICS: nuclear
Nuclear energy provides almost 20 percent of the U.S. electricity supply. Advocates have called for an expanded role for nuclear as an emissions-free fuel source. But the economics of building new reactors are daunting. In addition, lingering safety concerns are an institutionalized part of the calculation of nuclear regulation, and highly radioactive nuclear waste remains a can that public officials have been inclined to kick down the road. The Energy Information Administration projects a sharp decline in nuclear power generation over the next decade, as new nuclear plants — two are planned — are more than offset by anticipated retirements of several operating reactors.