Broadcasting News

The BBC has axed several television shows across various genres, including comedy, entertainment, sport, and news, as part of its £500 million savings plan. Thi

Legendary hockey broadcaster and former player/coach Barry Melrose has died at the age of 70. Melrose led the Los Angeles Kings to the 1993 Stanley Cup Final be

Analysis reveals that hundreds of small UK TV companies are at risk of going bust due to tiny cash buffers, with a median of £42,000 in reserve, insufficient to

Concerns are growing over the long-term viability of a flagship Gaelic language broadcasting service due to pressing funding issues.

After 33 years with ESPN and two months after being let go, Karl Ravech called his final game, which was the championship of the Little League World Series.

The BBC has cancelled its long-running sports show "Ski Sunday" after nearly 50 years on air. The program, which first aired in 1978, will no longer be part of

The BBC has cancelled another football program as part of a significant restructuring of its terrestrial channels.

The BBC has announced the cancellation of a beloved sports show that has been on air since 1978, issuing a difficult statement regarding its removal from the li

NBC had expected Michael Jordan to significantly boost its NBA coverage and secured exclusive interviews with him before his on-air debut.

A major BBC show is reportedly facing cancellation as the broadcaster implements £500 million in cost-cutting measures and shifts focus towards social media and

Disney accuses the Trump administration's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) of suppressing its freedom of speech due to disapproval of its broadcasts.

Sky Sports will not renew its live coverage contract for the Baller League, the celebrity six-a-side football competition backed by KSI, Idris Elba, and former

J.J. Watt has been promoted to join Jim Nantz in CBS's top NFL broadcasting team, raising further doubts about Tony Romo's future as the lead analyst. CBS is re

Television broadcasters anticipate a challenging festive advertising season as ratings remain withheld following a ministry directive. Advertising demand is alr

Former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay argued that the Trump FCC lacks the legal authority to repeal the National Television Ownership Rule, which he helped cre

Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones has publicly supported Tony Romo following an OWI citation and scrutiny over his CBS broadcasting, praising Romo's character am

Aaron Rodgers has emerged as CBS's top choice to potentially replace Tony Romo as an NFL analyst, despite his current role as the Steelers quarterback and uncer

ABC has formally opposed the FCC's attempt to force an early renewal of its broadcast station licenses, calling the move "extraordinary and unprecedented." The

Prime Video will exclusively broadcast Wednesday night national NHL regular-season games in Canada, in both English and French, starting next season. This is pa

Naga Munchetty is set to leave BBC Breakfast after 17 years to become a co-presenter on Radio 5 Live's breakfast show. This move follows the announcement that c

A new TV deal for the Rugby World Cup will allow all 52 matches of the expanded tournament to be shown live, benefiting armchair supporters.

Kevin Calabro departed the Trail Blazers after nine seasons due to a reported 'subprime' contract offer, with wider broadcast cuts fueling speculation about Sea

Veteran MLB broadcaster Karl Ravech briefly addressed his layoff from ESPN during a Phillies and Dodgers game, amidst reports of the network negotiating a new $

The Portland Trail Blazers are reportedly making significant cuts to their broadcasting team, a move that has sparked controversy under new owner Tom Dundon.