On Friday evening, Fox Business showed a marathon of their Fox Nation's streaming show COPS to try and boost ratings for their Friday night TV lineup.
The Network has been trying to boost ratings ever since its sister network, Fox News, fired their juggernaut personality Tucker Carlson back in April.
In preparation for this Fall's debut of NFL Sunday Ticket on YouTube and YouTubeTV, the service has added a NFL section to its menu options. The area is blank right now, but I'm assuming it will be populated with content once the NFL Football Season officially gets underway.
If you're already subscribed to NFL Sunday Ticket, the new section can be found in the LIBRARY section when you sign in to the service under the same username and password that you signed up for NFL Sunday Ticket.
On Friday, NBC announced their Fall, 2023 Schedule via a Press Release. Including what will be included on their Streaming Service, Peacock.
Press Release:
TUESDAY
8-8:30 PM — Night Court
8:30-9 PM — EXTENDED FAMILY
9-10 PM — The Voice
10-11 PM — Quantum Leap
WEDNESDAY
8-9 PM — Chicago Med
9-10 PM — Chicago Fire
10-11 PM — Chicago P.D.
THURSDAY
8-9 PM — Law & Order
9-10 PM— Law & Order: SVU
10-11 PM — FOUND
FRIDAY
8-9 PM – The Wall
9-11 PM — Dateline NBC
SATURDAY
7-7:30 PM — BIG TEN COUNTDOWN / Notre Dame Pregame (also live on Peacock)
7:30-11 PM — BIG TEN FOOTBALL / Notre Dame Football (also live on Peacock)
SUNDAY
7-8:20 PM — Football Night in America (also live on Peacock)
8:20-11 PM — NBC Sunday Night Football (also live on Peacock)
Note: Law & Order: OC is coming back in 2024.
Disney+ shed another 4 million subscribers in the first three months of 2023, marking the streamer’s second consecutive quarterly drop after closing 2022 with a loss of 2.4 million subscribers. Disney ended the quarter with 157.8 million subscribers at Disney+, significantly missing Wall Street’s estimate of 163.17 million subs.
On Wednesday, CEO Bob Iger and Co. beat Wall Street estimates for Disney’s quarterly earnings and revenue due to an impressive January-March showing at the company’s theme parks. That win comes during a fiscal Q2, which concluded April 1, plagued by company-wide layoffs, a looming (and now active) writers strike and a turf war with Florida Gov. Rick DeSantis.
During Disney’s earnings call with analysts later Wednesday, Iger — who returned to his post as CEO last fall upon the ousting of Bob Chapek — announced that Hulu content will be introduced on Disney+ later this year in a “one-app experience.”
Also on the call, CFO Christine McCarthy announced Disney is “in the process of reviewing the content on our DTC services to align with the strategic changes in our approach to content curation” and “will be removing certain content from our streaming platforms.”
According to McCarthy, Disney expects a writedown in Q3 of $1.5-$1.8 billion from removing the content. McCarthy also said “going forward we intend to produce lower volumes of content in alignment with this strategic shift.”
Via: Variety.com
