Comcast takes Sky: Fox, Disney agree to sell stake
Comcast is getting all of Sky.
Author: HADAS GOLD
Comcast won a dramatic auction for Sky. But its investors aren't happy
Sky shareholders are having a great day. Comcast investors? Not so much.
Comcast outbids 21st Century Fox for Sky
Comcast outbid 21st Century Fox and its powerful backer, Disney, on Saturday in an auction for control of European broadcaster Sky.
Disney and Comcast could be forced into a quick-fire auction for Sky
The future of Sky has been up in the air for nearly two years. It could soon be decided in a quick-fire auction.
Russia's RT risks new UK probe over poison suspects interview
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Trump slams Google search as 'rigged'
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Facebook bans Myanmar military chief, others
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The Newseum is selling 'Fake News' T-shirts
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Times publisher warned Trump about labeling journalists as enemies
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UK 'fake news' report calls for tougher rules, fines
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Trump slams the FCC's actions on Sinclair-Tribune deal
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FCC calls out 'lack of candor' in Sinclair-Tribune deal
The Federal Communications Commission on Thursday formally referred Sinclair Broadcast Group's proposed acquisition of Tribune Media to an administrative judge hearing, and called into question whether some of its divestments in the deal were a "sham."
Justice Department asks court to expedite AT&T appeal
The Justice Department filed a motion on Wednesday asking the DC Circuit Court of Appeals to expedite its appeal of the AT&T-Time Warner decision, and provided a preview of how it plans to fight its case.
Sinclair announces changes to its bid for Tribune
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Univision executive Isaac Lee exits amid company changes
Univision's chief content officer is leaving his post to start his own production company, the Spanish language broadcaster announced on Tuesday.
FCC chair expresses 'serious concerns' about Sinclair's bid for Tribune
Sinclair's purchase of Tribune Media may be in trouble. Federal Communications Commission Chair Ajit Pai announced on Monday he has "serious concerns" about the $3.9 billion transaction and called for a hearing on the matter.
Justice Department appeals approval of AT&T-Time Warner deal
The Justice Department on Thursday filed notice that it is appealing a judge's approval of AT&T's purchase of Time Warner.
Fundraisers set up for Capital Gazette shooting victims
The owner of the Capital Gazette has set up a fundraiser for the victims of Thursday's newsroom shooting, and a GoFundMe charity page for victims has raised more than $150,000.
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Time stands by illustration of crying girl next to Trump
An image that appears in this week's Time magazine cover became a rallying cry for an end to the Trump administration's policy of separating children from their parents after they are apprehended at the US border.
Report: Prosecutors subpoena National Enquirer records
Federal prosecutors subpoenaed records from the National Enquirer as part of a probe into President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer, Michael Cohen, according to a new report from The Wall Street Journal.
What's next for the DOJ's case against AT&T-Time Warner deal?
Judge Richard Leon issued a stinging rebuke on Tuesday to the Justice Department's attempt to block AT&T's $85 billion bid to acquire Time Warner. But that doesn't mean the case is over.
AT&T-Time Warner ruling: The media industry hangs in the balance
The trial over the Justice Department's lawsuit to block AT&T's purchase of Time Warner, which will reach its conclusion when a judge announces his ruling Tuesday afternoon, is not just about the combination of two massive companies.
Craigslist founder gives $20 million to journalism school
His website is often blamed for contributing to the decline of the newspaper industry, but now Criagslist founder Craig Newmark is giving $20 million to train future journalists at the City University of New York Graduate School of Journalism.
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