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Rangers ink deals to expand TV broadcast options
Associated Press Jan 28, 2025, 07:18 PM ET Open Extended Reactions ARLINGTON, Texas — The Texas Rangers reached multiyear agreements with several distributors that will broadcast games in the team’s five-state television territory, the team announced Tuesday. A day after unveiling the new Rangers Sports Network (RSN), the team said the network had partnered with…
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T18 Television Channel Set To Launch Amid Market Competition
The new T18 French television channel, set to launch on June 6, 2025, aims to carve its niche within France’s crowded broadcasting market. Christopher Baldelli, who spoke at the seventh edition of the Médias en Seine event, recently expressed optimism about T18’s future during its presentation to the French media regulator, ARCOM. The channel, which…
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Television program host visits Walker home
Chet Warner, the host of the Texas television travel program The Daytripper, visited Mexia Thursday and Friday, Jan. 23-24, to film an episode that will broadcast in May on PBS Channel KERA-13. Warner said the Cindy Walker house on Brooks Street that is being renovated to create a museum and community music studio honoring the…
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UCLA Head Coach On College Realignment: ‘We’ve Sold Our Soul To Television’
PublishedJanuary 28, 2025 3:53 PM EST|UpdatedJanuary 28, 2025 3:53 PM EST Facebook Twitter Email Copy Link Mick Cronin, the head coach of the UCLA Bruins basketball team, is not a fan of realignment in college athletics. Cronin has spoken out in the 2024-2025 season about the hassles, frustrations and competitive disadvantages that realignment has created.…
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Report: 20th Television Animation Is Among Hulu’s Biggest Streaming Properties
The new Nielsen ratings are out and the streaming numbers are in and guess what? Adult animation is by far the most-watched sector of television watched with a combined total of 100 billion minutes streamed. The numbers account from all streaming TV watched from the entirety of the 2024 year here in America and here’s…
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TVB Selects A Strategic Communications, Category Development Head | Radio & Television Business Report
The trade association of the nation’s local broadcast television industry is welcoming the former Chief Marketing Officer at Tom Wood Group as its new SVP of Strategic Communications and Category Development. It’s a role formerly held by Abby Auerbach, who retired in late 2024.
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Super Bowl announcers: Television broadcasters, announcing crew for Eagles vs Chiefs game
The NFL playoff schedule concludes with the Super Bowl on Sunday, Feb. 9, between the NFC champion Philadelphia Eagles and the AFC champion Kansas City Chiefs. Who is going to be calling the game? Check out the play-by-play announcer, analyst, TV channel, streaming information, date and time for the NFL championship game between the Eagles,…
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‘The Family Business’ takes the family drama to New Orleans
“The Family Business: New Orleans,” created by Carl Weber, is a spin-off of the crime drama “The Family Business” is packed with just as much family drama and thrill. The Duncan family’s underground New Orleans casino finds itself in a war after a rival boss’s brother dies there. Fearing, owner Big Shirley (Lela Rochon) sends…
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Making the Case for Broadcast Television
A lot has changed since I started my career 22 years ago as a national TV news producer. Starting out as a Production Assistant at MSNBC with Dan Abrams, I couldn’t have imagined a more exciting or perfect role for me straight out of college. Being part of a team that produced a live, hour-long…
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Japanese TV chiefs quit at 10-hour briefing on sex assault scandal
The heads of one of Japan’s biggest television channels have resigned over a sexual assault scandal involving their star presenter at a ten-hour press conference in which they were heckled, shouted at and lectured by reporters. Fuji Television’s president, Koichi Minato, and the company chairman, Shuji Kano, announced their resignations following revelations about Masahiro Nakai,…
