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Vista Equity Partners is exploring a sale of Tibco Software, will meet with bankers in the coming days, sources say.

Superficially, Netflix is adding video games because they’re fun — but dig deeper, and gaming is all about data and intellectual property extension.

ESPN announced Wednesday that Maria Taylor’s contract is ending, a decision that comes after the former network host was subject to race-related remarks.

Charlamagne Tha God, co-host of morning radio show “The Breakfast Club,” is taking his unique brand of comedy and social commentary to late night TV.

Two members of the House of Representatives proposed a bipartisan bill that aims to protect Britney Spears and other individuals under legal conservatorships. 

Netflix reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.

Comcast and ViacomCBS have held preliminary discussions about potentially working together to bolster their streaming video services.

Dish has selected AT&T as its new primary wireless partner, replacing T-Mobile, potentially increasing the likelihood of an eventual DirecTV merger.

Tencent said Monday it has agreed to acquire British video game developer Sumo Group for £919 million ($1.26 billion).

Tencent said Monday it has agreed to acquire British video game developer Sumo Group for £919 million ($1.26 billion).

AMC Networks has settled a lengthy legal dispute with filmmaker Frank Darabont and the Creative Artists Agency for $200 million over “The Walking Dead.”

AMC shares rebounded Thursday after falling for the better part of the week, but one trader says investors should “stay away.”

The New York Times, Bloomberg, USA Today, and other news organizations are setting up plans to welcome back workers to the office — at least some of the time.

France’s competition authority fined Google 500 million euros for failing to negotiate “in good faith” licensing deals with publishers and news agencies.

Direct Chinese investment into foreign media companies has proved effective at silencing criticism of China’s government, write Paul Wolfowitz and Bill Drexel.

Disney is raising the price of ESPN+ by a dollar to $6.99 per month, keeps bundle with Hulu and Disney+ unchanged

“AMC is our partner, not our competitor,” Imax CEO Richard Gelfond told CNBC on Monday “Their liquidity is good for us.”

Facebook and Twitter say they acted quickly to remove posts and accounts hurling racist abuse at Black England players.

The NHL’s new seven-year agreement with AT&T-owned WarnerMedia is worth over $1 billion.

Diller added that the definition of a movie “is in such transition that it doesn’t mean anything right now.”