Media companies rebrand often, with widely varying degrees of success. Here are 13 recent rebrands, inclusive of successes and stinkers.
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Disney changed its legal stance in a wrongful-death lawsuit involving a woman who died of an allergic food reaction on park property, following significant public backlash against its previous approach.
Alex Cooper, the host of Spotify’s second-biggest podcast, “Call Her Daddy,” struck a deal with SiriusXM reportedly worth $125 million
Netflix has closed its upfront advertising deal-making for the 2024-25 TV season at a “150% plus increase”
Media executive Edgar Bronfman Jr. has submitted a $4.3 billion bid to acquire National Amusements, the controlling shareholder of Paramount
Netflix is taking its advertising game to new heights with a new partnership with Google that transforms the series “Emily in Paris” into a shoppable fashion extravaganza
Disney is attempting to shield itself from a wrongful death lawsuit by invoking the terms and conditions of a free Disney+ trial.
Media mogul Edgar Bronfman Jr. is preparing a bid for National Amusements, the controlling shareholder of Paramount Global
NBCUniversal has struck gold with its coverage of the 2024 Paris Olympics, delivering record-breaking ratings and advertising revenue
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