Alex Weprin is a media and business writer, with a focus on topics such as business, finance, media, sports, and advertising. He has written for publications such as The Hollywood Reporter, Yahoo News UK, and Yahoo Sports UK, and his work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, Editor & Publisher (E&P) Magazine, Billboard, and Cigalah Group.
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The Snow League features snowboard and freeskiing competitions, which will stream on Peacock and air on NBC.
By: Alex Weprin
"I think the status quo, particularly when it comes to legacy media, needs to change," Carr said during a Fox News interview Tuesday.
By: Alex Weprin
The former TV talk show host ran an unsuccessful for a Senate seat in Pennsylvania in 2022.
By: Pamela McClintock, Alex Weprin
Comcast is also moving Matt Strauss into a new role at NBCU overseeing sports, advertising and platforms.
By: Alex Weprin
Comcast's $7 billion spinoff deal comes with a slew of uncertainties that involve news, sports, entertainment and the cable business writ large.
By: Alex Weprin
The U.S. version of the long-running BBC series will continue to be hosted by Roy Wood Jr. along with team captains Amber Ruffin and Michael Ian Black.
By: Alex Weprin, Georg Szalai
The mega-transaction would have created the largest U.S. TV provider.
NFL Films is producing the show, 'They Call It Late Night,' which will tape in Philadelphia beginning in January.
The tech giant poured $2.75 billion in the generative AI company just six months ago.
By: Alex Weprin
Hammer, a veteran TV executive who transformed the cable TV business, had been vice chairman of the media giant since 2020.
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