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Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini Learns From Digital Media's Past Mistakes

The NBA Playbook for Changing How Games Are Watched

Level Forward’s Abigail Disney and Adrienne Becker on Sparking the Change They Want to See in the Industry

Listen: Jon Favreau on Maximizing VFX While Minimizing Disruption

CEO David Field Pushes Into Podcasts at Radio Giant Entercom 

CNN Digital Chief: Trump Doesn't Drive Traffic Success

Debra Lee: What I Saw at the Cable Revolution

How Gunpowder & Sky Makes Movies for Millennials

A Showbiz Lawyer Satirizes Hollywood In His New Novel

Comfort Food TV: Discovery’s Kathleen Finch on Nurturing Lifestyle Brands

Revolt CEO Roma Khanna on How to 'Super-Serve a Super-Niche' Audience

While 24-hour news networks like Fox News Channel go heavy on opinion, CBSN EVP/GM Christy Tanner discusses how her operation takes a different tack to reach viewers. Not only is CBSN streaming instead of being available on cable TV, but the 5-year-old venture sticks to the facts instead of pandering to partisan viewpoints. That approach has also freed up energy to go deep on substantive topics like climate change and consumer privacy.

New to theaters in August, "Dora and the Lost City of Gold" is just the kind of family-friendly movie you'd expect to see from Walden Media. But while the company is as dedicated as ever to inspirational fare, the strategies CEO/president Frank Smith has employed to keep Walden in the game have evolved considerably in recent years.

Jon Steinberg: Why Digital Media has Become Akin to the ‘Drug Discovery Business’

Starz COO Jeffrey Hirsch Spots An Opening in the Global Streaming Market