Media Companies Consolidate Tech Stacks
Media organizations are moving away from fragmented vendor ecosystems toward centralized platforms to reduce costs and eliminate operational silos.
- Paramount and Skydance may have layoffs before Halloween.
- Apple has forged an F1 deal to become the exclusive U.S. broadcast rights holder.
- CNN is launching a DTC 'All Access' streaming tier on Oct. 28.
- Fox News has dropped 'MediaBuzz' and updated its weekend lineup.
- Classic 'Sesame Street' episodes are coming to YouTube under an expanded deal.
- Jasmine Crockett and Dave Foley will appear on Season 3 premiere of CNN's 'Have I Got News for You'.
- Amazon has teased an NBA broadcast studio for 'NBA on Prime'.
- Fox Sports' Stage B features virtual production infrastructure.
- 'CBS Mornings' has moved back home with an updated set and graphics.
- NBC Sports blends nostalgia with innovation for NBA return.
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Author's summary: Media companies are consolidating tech stacks.
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