Disney, Fox and Warner Bros to ask court to lift ban on launch of Venu Sports service
Three major media companies will ask the U.S. Court of Appeals on Monday to reverse a ruling that blocked the launch of their Venu Sports streaming service, arguing that a district court judge was wrong to halt its planned debut on antitrust grounds.
Warner Bros. is seemingly first in queue to bring Nintendo Switch 2's first third-party port, and it is a title surrounded by ...
Quite literally, while I was on the courthouse steps, literally, we’ve reached a deal,” said Cravath, Swaine & Moore partner ...
Disney, NBCUniversal and other entertainment players are flocking to CES, the massive annual technology conference starting ...
While we know director Denis Villeneuve is currently developing Dune: Messiah a new report has surfaced claiming that Warner ...
David Fincher says he met with Warner Bros. to direct ‘Harry Potter,’ telling the studio, "I want it to be kind of creepy." ...
Warner Bros. is going on a delisting spree again, this time pulling a host of Cartoon Network-licensed games from digital ...
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Company bringing Smalls Sliders, Guthrie’s to Warner Robins is looking at Macon, Perry, tooSmalls Sliders, Guthrie’s and Dutch Bros Coffee are all new brands to Middle Georgia. The three join a host of new ...
Li Haslett Chen, founder and CEO of social-media commerce company Howl, is stepping down from Warner Bros. Discovery’s board ...
Despite buzz behind the second installment of Matt Reeves' Batman universe, "The Batman 2" has officially been delayed for a ...
Multiplayer features in Hogwarts Legacy 2 have been widely discussed in the wake of the first game, and one Nintendo IP could ...
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