Alex Sherman

Disney debuted an ESPN tab on Disney+ on Wednesday for ESPN+ subscribers and will make about 100 live games available on Disney+ to nonsubscribers.

The next major sports media rights deal will be for the NHL in Canada, and streamers could again be in play.

Comcast may be proceeding with a transaction as a signal to the rest of the media industry that consolidation is necessary.

The NBA and WBD have agreed to end all legal disputes, allowing the league to move forward with new media partners Comcast, Disney and Amazon.

LeBron James' entertainment company, SpringHill Co., agreed to merge with Fulwell 73, producer of "The Kardashians."

NBC Sports announced "Roundball Rock" would be returning as part of its deal to broadcast NBA games once again. It doesn't have the rights, yet.

Disney projects entertainment direct-to-consumer operating income will increase by about $875 million next year over fiscal year 2024.

UFC media rights are up for renewal next year, and TKO Group Chief Operating Officer Mark Shapiro tells CNBC he thinks Netflix could be getting in the ring.

Benioff acquired Time in 2018 for $190 million. Early talks to sell to Antenna have centered around a price of $150 million, according to a person familiar.

ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro talks to CNBC's Alex Sherman about streaming, women's sports, AI in SportsCenter and the 2024 presidential election.

If Comcast moves forward with its idea of spinning off NBCUniversal's cable networks, it could begin a rollup throughout the media industry.