Lillian Rizzo is a Media and General Assignment Reporter at CNBC. She covers a range of topics including media, sports, and business news, with a strong focus on themes such as business and economics, publishing, and legal affairs. Lillian has been featured in prominent outlets including The Wall Street Journal, MarketWatch, and NBC News.
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Lillian Rizzo's coverage heavily focuses on the media industry, particularly streaming services, TV, sports broadcasting and content & publishing. She often references press releases and cites data in her articles.
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By: Lillian Rizzo
Lillian Rizzo Disney reported $25.17 billion in quarterly revenue on Wednesday, beating Wall Street expectations.
By: Lillian Rizzo
Paramount agreed to pay a Netflix termination fee, but the cost lives on WBD's books until the close of the deal.
Disney revenue topped analyst expectations when the media giant reported its fiscal second-quarter earnings on Wednesday.
Advertisers will be hearing about the slate of live events in the coming year — and how AI is being integrated. Plus, media consolidation reshapes the line-up.
Lillian Rizzo This week kicks off media and tech giants' annual pitch to advertisers to buy spots for the year ahead.
By: Garrett Downs, Lillian Rizzo
The lawmakers, in a letter reported first by CNBC, told Paramount CEO David Ellison that the Warner Brothers Discovery acquisition would stifle competition.
By: Lillian Rizzo
In media companies' annual pitch to advertisers this week, creator content played a bigger role as a new category for reaching younger audiences.
Versant, the portfolio of TV networks spun out from Comcast, reported earnings for its first quarter as an independent company.
Disney said it filed renewals for eight broadcast station licenses "under protest," after the FCC launched an early review years ahead of schedule.
By: Lillian Rizzo
Key Points Disney will host the Super Bowl, the Oscars and the Grammys in 2027, all of which are major drivers of advertising revenue.
