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A small set of giant conglomerates control the lion’s share of U.S. national TV networks and major media outlets: Comcast/NBCUniversal, The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery and Paramount/Pa...
is the rebranded successor to after spun off cable assets into a new company, , and the channel adopted the MS NOW name in November 2025 . Assessments of its credibility are mixed: the network has inv...
MSNOW shows clear signs of being a profitable, late‑stage media business on a historical basis: public data lists substantial annual revenue and a positive prior‑year earnings per share, but available...
Comcast NBCUniversal continues to own the NBC broadcast network and a large portfolio of cable and broadcast properties as of 2025, but it is actively reshaping that portfolio by planning a spinoff of...
Comcast (through NBCUniversal) and The Walt Disney Company are consistently identified among the largest U.S. media conglomerates and therefore own the greatest number of national broadcast and cable ...
Available sources identify Comcast (NBCUniversal), The Walt Disney Company, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount Skydance among the largest U.S. media conglomerates in 2025; reporting and reference p...
officially changed its name to MS NOW on November 15, 2025, a rebrand timed to coincide with the cable network’s spinoff into a new parent company, . Executives framed the move as a cosmetic shift — “...
Long-form, collaborative investigations by legacy newsrooms led the reporting on celebrity mentions in the newly released files: , (working with partners), (in multi-outlet review), and produced the m...
Comcast is a publicly traded company whose shares are overwhelmingly held by institutional investors; multiple data providers put institutional ownership around roughly 78–81% while insiders hold well...