Topic: Q3 2018

As Disney and WarnerMedia plot big direct-to-consumer product launches for 2019, Viacom is assuming a role as a content supplier for streaming services.

Pay TV providers of all kinds continue to shed subscribers each quarter, all against the backdrop of a continually expanding streaming market.

MVPDs had a rough go of it this quarter, and virtual MVPDs don’t seem to be picking up the slack as well as they had before.

Disney used its fourth-quarter investor call to talk extensively about Hulu, ESPN+ and its upcoming Disney-branded streaming service.

Disney’s media networks revenues for the quarter rose 9% to $6 billion, and segment operating income rose 4% to $1.5 billion.

Roku’s shift in focus from its device business to its platform is paying dividends in higher advertising revenue, and the company still has room to grow.

Discovery Inc. reported a massive 57% year-over-year revenue increase during the third quarter thanks largely to its acquisition of Scripps Networks.

The third-quarter earnings season has wrapped up for the top publicly traded pay TV operators in the U.S., and it's time to break down the numbers.

On Wednesday's earnings call, Dish Chairman Charlie Ergen expounded on HBO and Cinemax going dark and accused AT&T of a “purely anticompetitive play.”

21st Century Fox reported 2% revenue growth during its fiscal first quarter of 2019 as Disney nears completion of its deal for much of the company.