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Disney has named veteran TV executive Craig Hunegs president of Disney Television Studios, effective once the company's acquisition of 21st Century Fox's entertainment assets is complete.
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Disney has found its distribution equilibrium when it comes to managing linear and streaming TV assets. Dana Walden, co-chair ...
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Disney Hires Former Warner Bros. Executive Andrew Cripps as Head of Theatrical DistributionCripps has worked at several major studios, having previously served as 20th Century Fox's president of international theatrical distribution and held jobs at Paramount Pictures International and ...
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Warner Bros Vet Andrew Cripps Named Walt Disney Studios Head of Theatrical DistributionPrior to Warner Bros, Cripps was the President of International Theatrical Distribution for 20th Century Fox pre-merger, where he worked on Bohemian Rhapsody, and was the London-based president of ...
After previously merging Disney+ with Hulu — giving its users full access to both streaming services under one app — Disney Entertainment and Warner Bros. Discovery on Wednesday announced a ...
At the end of last year, Disney took full control of Hulu, which was initially a joint venture with 21st Century Fox, Time Warner (now controlled by AT&T) and NBCUniversal (owned by Comcast).
Fox, ESPN and Warner Bros. Discovery are joining forces to create a new streaming platform using their vast sports assets to compete with Amazon and Apple in a stunning move that changes the ...
Fox, Disney’s ESPN and Warner Bros Discovery own rights to major sporting events, including the NBA Finals, above, the World Series and the Stanley Cup Finals, AP That poses a major threat to ...
TSG Entertainment Finance, a key 20th Century Fox partner after the exit of Dune Entertainment, is accusing the studio and its new owner Disney of a “Hollywood accounting” swindle that cheated ...
Venu Sports, the joint streaming service from Warner Bros. Discovery, Fox Corp., and Disney, has been discontinued before its launch, the trio announced in a surprise move Friday morning.
Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery, the parent companies of Disney+, Hulu and Max, said this week they will soon offer a new video-on-demand service that combines the three streaming platforms into ...
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