Mollie Cahillane is a Senior TV Reporter at Sports Business Journal. She specializes in sports media reporting and has previously served as a senior reporter for Adweek, covering a range of topics related to the sports industry. Mollie's work has been featured in Adweek, Charlotte Business Journal, and Sports Business Journal.
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Mollie Cahillane's coverage predominantly focuses on streaming services, TV shows, sports broadcasting, brand partnerships, and advertising campaigns. Her articles often feature press releases and event coverage related to the private sector.
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We've got to talk about the UEFA Women's Euros. I'm really interested to see what England-Spain drew Sunday on Fox (for the record, I was pulling
By: Mollie Cahillane
SBJ Media: Major distributor not sure what to make of planned NBC Sports cable network
By: Mollie Cahillane
The UEFA Women’s Euros ended Sunday on Fox with the event’s best viewership yet on English-language TV in the U.S. The England-Spain final on Fox drew 1.355 million viewers, up 53% from when it aired on ESPN in 2022, making it the most-watched championship telecast for the tournament ever.
By: Mollie Cahillane
The company saw double-digit growth in Monday Night Football and college football, as well as in women's sports.
Beginning with the 2025-26 season, DAZN will be the global home of NHL.TV. The service will migrate to DAZN’s platform and be available as a standalone subscription or add-on package to users in almost 200 countries.
By: Mollie Cahillane
Comcast NBCUniversal’s streaming service Peacock is still losing money, but remains a silver lining for the overall company.
Ahead of ESPN’s new direct-to-consumer product, DirecTV plans to make the service’s “unlimited” plan available to all its streaming and “MySports” package customers at launch.
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