Sahil Patel is a media reporter and executive assistant to @mvpeers at The Information. With his expertise in the media industry, Sahil covers a wide range of topics including streaming, social media, advertising, and the business side of content creation. His work has been featured in The Wall Street Journal, Medium, and the Cureus Journal of Medical Science.
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Sahil Patel's coverage heavily focuses on the media industry, particularly streaming platforms, corporate acquisitions, and advertising. His interest in expert commentary and exclusive insights suggests he would be responsive to pitches from industry experts offering unique perspectives on trends or developments within the media sector.
Given his focus on content & publishing as well as sports, Sahil would likely appreciate pitches related to new partnerships between sports entities and media companies or emerging trends at the intersection of these two topics.
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By: Sahil Patel, Akash Pasricha
A New York Yankees fan who wants to watch all of the team’s games this year needs more than a cable TV subscription. They’ll also need access to Amazon Prime, Apple TV+ and Roku, each of which has exclusive rights to stream certain games.
By: Sahil Patel
Paramount Global’s current leadership presented a plan to improve the company’s balance sheet during its annual shareholder meeting on Tuesday morning, while declining to address its potential takeover by a group of buyers led by David Ellison’s Skydance Media and RedBird Capital Partners.The trio of leaders—CBS CEO George Cheeks, Paramount Pictures CEO Brian Robbins and Paramount Media
By: Sahil Patel
A sign for Amazon's Thursday Night Football NFL broadcast. Photo by Getty
By: Sahil Patel
David Ellison’s Skydance Media has agreed to acquire National Amusements, the parent company of Paramount Global and Shari Redstone’s family company, for $1.75 billion, according to The Wall Street Journal . It’s the latest swerve in a monthslong deal drama between Skydance and National Amusements. Last month, Redstone ended talks with Skydance for National Amusements, which owns 77% of the
The NBA’s Board of Governors has approved its new collection of live sports rights deals, the league’s commissioner Adam Silver said during a press conference on Tuesday. The deals could reshape how people watch NBA games for the next decade. (The board includes a representative, often the owner, from each team in the league.)The NBA has agreed to new deals with Disney’s ESPN, Comcast and
Advertising agency holding giant WPP has named Brian Lesser as the new global CEO of GroupM, the world’s largest ad-buying firm. It marks a return for Lesser, who previously spent 10 years at WPP including as CEO of GroupM in North America from 2015 to 2017.Lesser has been a notable figure for a long time in the advertising world. After his time at WPP and GroupM, he joined to become the
A TikTok event at VidCon last month. Photo by Philip Farone via Getty.
Reddit, known for its chat forums on everything from Proust to Wall Street stocks, is going big on sports.
By: Aravind Srinivas, Sahil Patel, Stephanie Palazzolo
Magazine giant Condé Nast has sent a cease-and-desist letter to artificial intelligence search engine Perplexity, demanding that it stop using content from Condé Nast publications in its search results, according to a copy of the letter obtained by The Information. Condé Nast’s publications include The New Yorker, Vogue and Wired.
Reddit has a new content and ad revenue-sharing program that it launched with sports leagues including the NFL, the NBA and NASCAR, as we reported earlier this week.The way it works is straightforward: Leagues post videos and other content on Reddit. Advertisers can buy ads against that content ...
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