Networks and studios have been battling for years over stacking rights—the ability to offer in-season episodes via on demand or network streaming—but a new agreement from ABC and Warner Bros. Television ...
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Television
March 18, 2016
Viewers come away big winners
By Jason Lynch
Networks and studios have been battling for years over stacking rights—the ability to offer in-season episodes via on demand or network streaming—but a new agreement from ABC and Warner Bros. Television ...
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Emotionally driven programming could drive sales
By Marty Swant
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Diversity advocates see mixed signals in ouster of JWT's Martinez
By Patrick Coffee
6 episodes left to woo new brands
By Jason Lynch
Cable networks increasingly snag major sporting events
By Tim Baysinger
When Duke and UNC-Wilmington tip off the 2016 NCAA Tournament, CBS will carry the game, a tradition dating to 1982.
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The site will also air live baseball
By Tim Baysinger
As Yahoo figures out the future of its company, it's making a big bet on live sports.
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Parts Unknown star values unique voices
By Lauren Johnson
Anthony Bourdain, the celebrity chef turned TV show host, believes there's untapped potential with digital media to dive deeper into food and travel stories. 
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