The Hollywood Reporter

A divided FCC will take comment on whether to allow marriages between ABC, CBS, Fox, and NBC.

The Second Circuit affirms a copyright judgment against ReDigi, which attempted to assist consumers in reselling purchased iTunes songs, but the appeals court does imagine a legal secondary market for a collection of songs on a thumb drive.

Daniels must pay the president $293,052.33 in attorneys' fees, costs and sanctions after losing her defamation lawsuit against him, a California federal judge has ruled.

Judge rejects proposition that personal images posted on social media are free grist for use by media companies.

The American Cable Association has pointed to alleged malfeasance in the aborted Sinclair-Tribune deal and challenges whether Sinclair holds basic character qualifications to continue running Fox and ABC stations in the D.C. area.

MJW Films and its subsidiary J Wick Productions each declared bankruptcy in October.

The decision represents a favorable development for AMC, which avoids a disastrous ruling on the big-dollar issue and gets a claim dismissed with regard to Darabont's negotiating rights on seasons past the one he was fired.

Although Iconix Brand Group attacked the hip-hop mogul's move as a "charade," his attorney says the AAA is now pledging to expand its roster of black arbitrators.

A look at the key factors guiding Moonves' decision for a counterattack — and what it would look like.

The court previously dismissed the claims, finding the costumer failed to prove any of the alleged behavior was motivated by her gender.

Despite the passage of licensing reform, the streamer still faces lawsuits with billions on the line.

Mark Burnett's former partner, Conrad Riggs, appears to win an important round in his long-running dispute with Layne Leslie Britton over cash from "Survivor" and Donald Trump's "Apprentice."