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🔹 NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises has appointed Joaquin Duro as EVP, Sports and Head of Streaming. In addition to leading Telemundo Deportes, the network’s award-winning sports division, Duro will expand his role to oversee the company’s overall streaming business.   In this expanded role, he will be responsible for the strategy, development, and monetization of Telemundo’s full streaming portfolio, which includes YouTube, FAST channels, Peacock , and the Telemundo app.   🔗  More details: https://bit.ly/46XaeZl

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Warner Bros. Discovery will separate into two separate entities by mid-2026. One will be called Warner Bros., covering HBO, Max, Warner Bros. TV and films, DC Studios, and gaming. The other, Discovery Global, will include CNN, Discovery, TNT Sports, Discovery+, and international networks. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gQMgYpbt

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Jorge Brea, CEO of Symphonic Distribution, shares how NewSpring’s partnership has helped his team build for sustainable, data-driven growth. From strategic hiring to market expansion, see how our collaboration supports music creators in a fast-evolving digital industry. Explore Jorge’s story and more examples of how we help founders grow beyond capital: https://lnkd.in/eWVAAc2j

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Warner Bros. Discovery has announced that its premier global streaming service HBO Max will launch direct-to-consumer in new markets across Asia Pacific on October 15, including Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Brunei, Cambodia, Laos, Macau, Mongolia, and Pakistan. 🇱🇰 #oureconomics

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Shares of Warner Music Group outperformed today after reporting earnings that showed its revenue jumped nine percent and subscription streaming revenue grew more than eight percent. According to Warner Music Group CEO Robert Kyncl, the results show music's "resilience to the economy."

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Sony Music Entertainment and Spotify have struck a new multi-year global licensing deal that spans both recorded music and publishing. Spotify’s agreement with Sony Music Publishing includes a new direct licensing arrangement in the US, which the streaming company says will “ensur[e] songwriters share more directly in the growth of streaming”. Commenting on the deal, Rob Stringer, Chairman of Sony Music Group, said: “Sony Music Group and Spotify have long been mutually committed to advancing music streaming and growing the marketplace for all.” Daniel Ek, Spotify’s Founder and CEO, added: “Our partnership with Sony is built on a shared drive to shape the future of music." Alex Norstrom, Co-President & Chief Business Officer at Spotify, said: “These deals with Sony Music Group are built to better support artists and songwriters by unlocking new formats and forging deeper connections with fans." 🔗 Full Story: https://lnkd.in/gxfwYW9n #musicindustry

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Nexstar agreed to acquire its rival Tegna in a cash transaction worth $22 a share, or $6.2 billion total, in a litmus test of regulators’ appetite for consolidation in the TV industry.

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📣 We’re excited to announce a new partnership between Groover and FaroLatino Media Network, one of Latin America’s leading digital distribution companies. Founded in 1995, FaroLatino supports over 5,000 artists, labels, managers, publishers, and creators across the region with offices in Buenos Aires, Medellín, Santiago, Mexico City, Montevideo, and New York. Their mission: to empower creators through transparent distribution, strong digital strategies, and dedicated support for long-term success. Together, Groover and FaroLatino are proud to strengthen opportunities for independent artists across Latin America - helping more music travel further. Learn more about FaroLatino: https://lnkd.in/ech_aMXf

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🤝 BMG and Spotify Sign New US Direct Licensing Agreement Spotify and global music company #BMG have entered into a direct, multiyear US publishing licensing agreement designed to deliver greater value to songwriters and their teams. This agreement reflects BMG and Spotify’s shared interest in building a direct relationship that ensures songwriters share more directly in the value created by their work. It’s a practical step toward a more flexible licensing model that better serves both publishers and their artists, ensuring BMG songwriters benefit more directly in the growth of streaming. “At Spotify, we believe the future of music depends on stronger collaboration across the industry,” said Alex Norstrom, Co-President & Chief Business Officer, Spotify. “Our partnership with BMG advances that vision with renewed support for songwriters through a licensing model that will enhance how music is enjoyed on our platform.” The deal serves as the latest step following BMG’s announcement in late-2023 that it was taking direct control of its digital business, enabling the company to manage its own relationships with streaming platforms to leverage data, improve artist services, and streamline operations for its substantial music catalog. Thomas Coesfeld, CEO of BMG said, “Working directly with Spotify helps us reinforce our mission to ensure songwriters are fairly represented and rewarded for their work. We’re pleased to agree on a progressive licensing model that reflects the real-world use of music across digital platforms and are excited to take our partnership to the next level as we continue to redefine what a modern music company can be. “We applaud their momentum and support their position on developing new AI protections. While we support the use of AI to enhance human creativity, these policies align with BMG’s philosophy and will help ensure that fair remuneration and protection of artists’ works remain non-negotiable.”

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