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  • Joe RoganArts & Entertainment

    Spotify shares soar on news of Joe Rogan’s exclusive podcast deal

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg
  • Endeavor plans to sell its stake in Epic Games.Arts & Entertainment

    Endeavor, hit hard by the coronavirus, to sell part of stake in Fortnite maker Epic Games

    By Lucas Shaw, Christopher Palmeri, and others
  • (Left to right) TNT, TBS, truTV, HBO and HBO Max content acquisition EVP Michael Quigley, HBO Max CCO and TNT, TBS, & truTV president Kevin Reilly and HBO Max head of original content Sarah Aubrey appear onstage during the HBO Max executive session segment of the 2020 Winter Television Critics Association Press Tour at The Langham Huntington, Pasadena on Jan. 15, 2020 in Pasadena, Calif.Arts & Entertainment

    HBO Max will join the streaming market when it launches May 27

    By Lucas Shaw, Gerry Smith, and others
  • The home screen for Netflix original series “The Crown” is displayed on a laptop. Netflix has agreed to reduce bit rates in Europe as internet usage has seen a rise amid the coronavirus pandemic.Arts & Entertainment

    Netflix is reducing streaming bit rates in Europe to relieve networks strained by coronavirus pandemic

    By Natalia Drozdiak, Lucas Shaw, and others
  • Concert Venue-Live Entertainment Postpones ShowsArts & Entertainment

    Live Nation postpones all large shows due to coronavirus

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg
  • Producer Dick Wolf, who got his start as a writer on “Hill Street Blues” and “Miami Vice,” inked a deal with Universal to keep making shows for Comcast’s Universal Television.Arts & Entertainment

    Producer Dick Wolf signs new 9-figure deal with Universal

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg
  • Michael Ovitz, owner of Broad Beach Ventures LLC, speaks to the media ahead of the Allen & Co. Media and Technology Conference in Sun Valley, Idaho, U.S., on Tuesday, July 9, 2019. The 36th annual event gathers many of America's wealthiest and most powerful people in media, technology, and sports. Photographer: Patrick T. Fallon/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesInternational

    Ex-Nissan boss Ghosn has hired legendary agent Michael Ovitz to negotiate his film deals

    By Lucas Shaw, Ania Nussbaum, and others
  • The IrishmanArts & Entertainment

    Netflix Expects 40 Million Households to Watch ‘The Irishman’ Over the First Month

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg
  • Disney Plus and Netflix logosArts & Entertainment

    Next Salvo in the Streaming Battle: Disney’s ABC, FX, and National Geographic Won’t Run Netflix Ads

    By Christopher Palmeri, Lucas Shaw, and others
  • J.J. AbramsArts & Entertainment

    J.J. Abrams and WarnerMedia Team Up for Massive Deal Through 2024

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg
  • CBS CorpArts & Entertainment

    CBS and Viacom Are Said to Be Close to Agreeing on a Price for Their Merger

    By Nabila Ahmed, Ed Hammond, and others
  • Apple podcastsTech

    Apple Is Ready to Invest in Its Own Original Podcasts

    By Lucas Shaw, Mark Gurman, and others
  • StarzArts & Entertainment

    CBS Still Has Starz in Its Eyes

    By Lucas Shaw, Christopher Palmeri, and others
  • David SimonArts & Entertainment

    Hollywood Writers Sue Talent Agencies In Escalating Battle Over Packaging Fees

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg
  • Netflix CEO Reed HastingsTech

    Netflix Forecast of a Slowdown in Subscriber Signups Left Investors Anxious

    By Lucas Shaw and Bloomberg