Stephen Battaglio is a staff writer for the Los Angeles Times, based in New York, covering the TV and media business. With a wide range of experience, his articles focus on various aspects of the industry, including mergers and acquisitions, programming changes, and the impact of digital streaming services.
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Stephen Battaglio's coverage encompasses a diverse range of topics, including entertainment, government & politics, sports, and business. He often covers events and evolving stories related to cable news, mergers and acquisitions in the media industry, as well as radio and talk shows.
Given his broad coverage area within the national scope of the United States, he may be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into ongoing developments in these areas. For example, offering expert commentary on the changing landscape of cable news or trends in media mergers could capture his attention. Additionally, providing access to individuals involved in significant industry events or exclusive data related to these topics might also appeal to him.
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The battle for the media rights to the NBA is going into overtime.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The battle for the media rights to the NBA is going into overtime.
By: Stephen Battaglio
Tribune News Service
By: Stephen Battaglio
Warner Bros. Discovery's attempt to match Amazon bid is rejected, ending TNT's run as an NBA partner after next season.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The final episode of Reba McEntire's sitcom "Reba" was filmed in 2006. But 18 years later, it's often the first thing fans want to talk about when the country superstar travels through an airport.
By: Stephen Battaglio
NBCUniversal launched its Peacock streaming service in 2020 with the hope that the Summer Olympics would make it a must-have.
By: Stephen Battaglio
Peacock will stream more than 5,000 hours of live coverage, including all 329 medal events.
By: Stephen Battaglio
Peacock will stream more than 5,000 hours of live coverage, including all 329 medal events.
By: Stephen Battaglio
Peacock will stream more than 5,000 hours of live coverage, including all 329 medal events.
By: Stephen Battaglio
The parent company of the TNT cable network believes the league 'misinterpreted' its contractual right to match a bid from Amazon.
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