John Koblin

TV networks began the challenging assignment on Monday of covering former President Trump’s trial without the luxury of cameras inside the courtroom.

Many more people are jumping from one streaming subscription to another, a behavior that could have big implications for the entertainment industry.

Cesar Conde, a leader with an M.B.A. but a limited journalism background, is facing the toughest scrutiny of his career.

Why are television news networks so enamored with paid Beltway analysts?

A string of top stars had denounced the hiring of Ms. McDaniel, the former chairwoman of the Republican National Committee, on their own airwaves.

In extraordinary on-air remarks, Mika Brzezinski, Joe Scarborough and Nicolle Wallace questioned their own network’s decision to hire Ronna McDaniel as a political analyst.

The agreement gives a much-needed shot in the arm for a program that was on life support not long ago.

Ms. OConnell, a longtime executive at Disney, will become the president of a newly created division that will include ABC News and the company’s local stations.

The figure easily exceeded last year’s 115.1 million, capping off a big year for N.F.L. ratings.

The decline is the most definitive evidence of a slowdown in new programming that has been predicted for at least a year.

The storied network is facing a wave of change, including new leadership, the possible sale of its parent company and the continued challenge of streaming.

The viewership was the highest for the awards show since the 2020 ceremony, shortly before the pandemic.

Hollywood was on strike for much of the year. And yet the time viewers spent streaming shows and movies went up. A lot.

Stewart, who hosted the Comedy Central show from 1999 to 2015, will also be an executive producer.

Mass layoffs, closures and reader fatigue are afflicting news organizations as Americans prepare for a consequential election year.

Media companies that had been reluctant to are increasingly offering shows to Netflix, which is pulling further ahead in the streaming wars.

The Emmys had a lot going against it, including a ceremony delayed months by the Hollywood strikes, and stiff competition from other events.

The Emmys on Monday night felt in many ways like a bookend to one of the defining features of the streaming era: a never-ending supply of new programming.

“The Bear” was named best comedy and “Beef” best limited series at the 75th Emmy Awards.

This was featured in live coverage.