Scott Nover is a Contributing Writer at Slate, where he covers media and technology, as well as issues related to journalism, government, and politics. His work often explores themes such as lawsuits, public policy, and the broadcasting industry. Scott has been featured in various prominent publications, including Adweek, Yahoo Finance, and Vanity Fair.
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By: Scott Nover
The White House is ceding control of who gets in to the fight event on the South Lawn, in a break with tradition.
By: Scott Nover, Jeremy Roebuck
Antitrust regulators at the Justice Department on Friday approved Paramount Skydance's $110 billion deal to buy Warner Bros.
Scott Nover and Jeremy Roebuck The Washington Post The $110 billion deal would combine major Hollywood studios, streaming services and TV news companies.
By: Scott Nover, Jeremy Roebuck
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Fox’s Lachlan Murdoch called the deal a “defining moment” for the company, in a move that would further consolidate the news, entertainment and streaming industries.
It's a deal that will plunge Fox deeper into the streaming wars as a major player in free, ad-supported streaming at a time when large streamers such as Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu have pivoted away from offering only subscription plans and have begun providing ad-supported subscription options.
By: Scott Nover
Fox's Lachlan Murdoch called the deal a “defining moment” for the firm.
By: Scott Nover
The Washington-area news outlet settled a lawsuit out of court and said it will pick a different name.
A new class of independent creators is building sustainable media businesses — one newsletter at a time.
By: Scott Nover
The federal regulator is investigating the Disney-owned television company on two fronts, with “The View” and ABC's local stations targeted.
