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FCC Chair Warns NFL’s Streaming Push Could Jeopardize Antitrust Shield

A 1961 law tailored to free broadcast TV leaves paywalled streaming deals on uncertain legal ground.

BBC Sets Three-Year 10% Cost-Cut Plan, Warns of Tough Content Cuts

Playboy Germany Takes Meta to Court After Facebook Page Deletion

ESPN to Absorb NFL Network Staff on April 1 as Contracts Transfer

Axel Springer to Buy Telegraph Media Group for £575 Million

Nexstar Cuts at KTLA Remove Veteran Anchors as Merger Push Intensifies

DHS Confirms AI Video Use as White House Post Highlights Gaps in Content Labels

John Oliver Says ‘Last Week Tonight’ Won’t Change as Netflix–Paramount Battle for WBD Escalates

xAI Hit With California Investigation as Ashley St. Clair Sues Over Grok Deepfakes

Kate Garraway Condemns 'Awful' AI Hoax as X Limits Grok and Ofcom Opens Probe

DMGT Secures Funding for £500m Telegraph Takeover as RedBird Steps Aside

Police Move Search for Blogger to Moscow After Video Showed Child in Vacuum Bag

German Consumer Group Files €1.8 Billion Profit-Disgorgement Suit Against Amazon Over Prime Video Ads

Australian Bitcoin Group Files Formal Complaint Over ABC Bitcoin Article

RedBird Drops £500m Telegraph Bid, Throwing Ownership Back Into Doubt

Spotify Sued Over Discovery Mode ‘Pay‑For‑Play’; Company Calls Allegations ‘Nonsense’

TF1 and France Télévisions Challenge Free’s ‘Free TV,’ Seek Regulator Review

Spanish Media’s €551 Million Case Against Meta Goes to Judgment in Madrid

Nexstar to Acquire Tegna in $22-a-Share Cash Deal, Creating Local TV Giant

NFL Finalizes Equity Deals With ESPN and CBS, Executives Promise Arms-Length Partnerships