Disney, Fox and Warner Bros abandon Venu appeal after Fubo deal
Three major media companies will ask the U.S. Court of Appeals on Monday to reverse a ruling that blocked the launch of their Venu Sports streaming service, arguing that a district court judge was wrong to halt its planned debut on antitrust grounds.
Fubo had successfully delayed the launch of a new sports streaming service owned by Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Fox.
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While we know director Denis Villeneuve is currently developing Dune: Messiah a new report has surfaced claiming that Warner ...
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Warner Bros. is going on a delisting spree again, this time pulling a host of Cartoon Network-licensed games from digital ...
Despite buzz behind the second installment of Matt Reeves' Batman universe, "The Batman 2" has officially been delayed for a ...
Li Haslett Chen is exiting Warner Bros. Discovery's board to devote herself full time to Howl, the social-media commerce ...
Multiplayer features in Hogwarts Legacy 2 have been widely discussed in the wake of the first game, and one Nintendo IP could ...
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