Brian Steinberg is a Senior TV Editor at Variety, where he covers the business of advertising, media, and television. With over two decades of experience on the media beat, he explores themes related to sports broadcasting, marketing, and the evolving landscape of journalism. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, The Baltimore Sun, and the Chicago Tribune.
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Brian Steinberg's coverage primarily revolves around press releases and private sector announcements, with a focus on entertainment news, content & publishing, government & politics. He seems to be interested in the business side of media and advertising industry. If you have insights or stories related to new developments in advertising agencies, changes in leadership within media organizations, or significant partnerships within the television and streaming industry, he may find them compelling.
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Peter Alexander carries his years of experience at NBC News over to MS NOW, where he lands next week.
By: Brian Steinberg
Tony Dokoupil's job hinges on breaking news. He has recently been taking precious seconds to try and knit some of it together.
And then there was Fallon. NBC ‘s “Tonight Show” is the only late-night program to keep on keeping on as usual as the nation moves into late
And then there was Fallon. NBC's "Tonight Show" is the only late-night program to keep on keeping on as usual as the nation moves into late
Paramount Skydance said second-quarter profit fell, even as the company was boosted by its streaming media and studios operations, while its large TV division shed ad dollars and subscribers.
By: Brian Steinberg
Disney is going long on short-form content. The entertainment giant struck an alliance with TikTok that will have creators on the popular
Disney said it had sold out all its commercial inventory tied to its coming 2027 telecast of Super Bowl LXI , showing a remarkable push to a financial touchdown that seemed in danger of being blocked just a few weeks ago.
By: Brian Steinberg
Versant Media said second-quarter net income fell by 30% as the new media company continued its efforts to add non-traditional assets to lend ballast to its linear media operations.
By: Brian Steinberg
Warner Bros. Discovery has a great story to tell about its streaming business –if only its other operations didn't get in the way.
Did Lachlan Murdoch just tackle the NFL The Fox CEO on Thursday surprised investors by announcing that Fox's current deal with the National
