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scrn logline
The media landscape is in flux as Paramount and Comcast make bold moves to adapt to the decline of linear TV.
beat sheet
- Paramount's sale to Skydance Media caps off a year of major M&A activity in the industry, signaling a shift towards consolidation.
- Comcast's spin-off of its cable networks into a new company is a strategic move to streamline operations and position the company for the future.
call sheet
Jill Goldsmith, Paramount Global, Skydance Media, Comcast