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Sat, Oct 24, 10:16 PM ET
Netflix cuts ad revenue forecast by $300M as revenue growth slows after headcount reductions
The downward revision to ad revenue guidance and slowing subscription revenue intensify investor doubts about Netflix's growth trajectory and its stock, which h
Medical Marketing and Media · +13 outlets
Clayface' opens No. 1 with $24M as 'You Can See Everything' adds about $20M
DC Studios gets a needed theatrical win with the R-rated Clayface, while the expanding holdover You Can See Everything stays strong in second place.
Deadline · +8 outlets
HBO's Harry Potter series on track to cost over $200M for season one, more than any film
The huge per-season investment signals Warner Bros. Discovery's bet that the franchise can anchor its streaming strategy despite rising content costs.
Yahoo Finance · +4 outlets
Skydance names six executives to lead unified ad business; analysts split on stock
Skydance consolidates its advertising operations as it absorbs Warner Bros. assets, drawing a JPMorgan upgrade, a Bernstein target cut, and reports of Elon Musk
Benzinga · +6 outlets
Rogers lifts free cash flow 65% but blames wireless revenue decline on CRTC fee ban
Canada's Rogers credits lower spending for stronger cash flow while attributing weaker wireless revenue to a regulatory ban on certain customer fees.
Financial Post · +4 outlets
Laika's 'Wildwood' opens across record number of UK-Ireland sites for Black Bear
The stop-motion feature earns a strong CinemaScore while Bloomberg examines its unprofitability, as Laika's backer Travis Knight's studio seeks a commercial bre
Screen Daily · +4 outlets
Netflix leadership shakeup examined amid speculation Peter Safran could replace Dan Lin
Reporting on Netflix's executive reorganization fuels rumors about a DC Studios leadership change, though the Safran item is explicitly framed as a rumor.
Comic Basics · +2 outlets
IMAX shares in focus after earnings beat expectations
The large-format exhibitor's quarterly results topped estimates, prompting analysis of whether its bull case still holds.
Simply Wall Street · +12 outlets
Netflix's falling stock and lowered free cash flow guidance draw investor scrutiny
Commentary questions whether Netflix can cut its way out of its slump after guidance cuts, with the stock down roughly 29% this year.
AOL.com · +4 outlets
Clayface' earns 94% Rotten Tomatoes audience score, a DCU record
Strong audience reception supports the film's opening, though analysts note it does not need to top the chart to be a hit.
ARYnews.tv · +8 outlets
Jailer 2 crosses Rs 600 crore worldwide, becomes second highest-grossing Tamil film
The Rajinikanth starrer enters the top 20 highest-grossing Indian films and passes titles including Leo and Coolie.
Hindustan Times · +14 outlets
Drishyam 3: The Conclusion' crosses Rs 565 crore worldwide in third week
The Ajay Devgn and Tabu mystery drama continues a strong theatrical run in India.
The Times of India · +2 outlets
Warner Bros. Discovery and Netflix among topics in sports media news roundup
Coverage touches on WBD, Netflix and Versant as sports media rights and streaming strategy evolve.
TradingView · +13 outlets
Comcast moves after 'The Odyssey' record-breaking success
The film's performance is cited as driving a new move by Comcast, the parent of Universal.
TheStreet · +8 outlets
Olivia Wilde's R-rated comedy becomes HBO Max's biggest streaming hit
A mid-budget comedy scores unusually large streaming viewership on Warner Bros. Discovery's HBO Max.
SlashFilm · +13 outlets
Wall Street bets on a box office resurgence
Investors and industry chart watchers see signs of theatrical recovery after a weak stretch.
Yahoo Finance Singapore · +4 outlets
J.P. Morgan gives Skydance a neutral rating with a $9 target
The bank flags both synergy opportunities and cord-cutting risk as Skydance integrates Warner Bros. assets.
www.tokenpost.com · +1 outlets
Netflix buying NBCUniversal speculation addressed
A explainer piece examines the chatter about a potential Netflix tie-up with Comcast's NBCUniversal.
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