Every once in a while the spin off becomes more valuable the the parent. Circuit City spun off CarMax.
It is. I mentioned it in a post last night, but here's a Deadline piece:It is interesting that they are keeping Bravo. Maybe they think Bravo will be (or is) an important component of Peacock.
Thanks. I also wonder about NBC Olympic coverage which they’ve previously aired on multiple NBCU owned cable channels (in addition to the broadcast network)is. I mentioned it in a post last night, but here's a Deadline piece:
It's the New York Freakin' Post, BigA. What do you expect them to write? "MSNBC Staffers Are Sanguine About Being Cast Aside By Parent Company Comcast?" Seriously, it's Rupert Murdoch's NYPost, just like MSNBC's biggest competitor is Rupert Murdoch's Fox News. (Motto: Never hit a good man when he's down, kick him. Then shiv him. Then shoot him in the gonads.)NY Post reports the staff of MSNBC is "in a panic" about the spinoff...
The article talked about possible layoffs and even a name change. "Everyone is in a panic because everything is up in the air."
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In the world of corporate spin-offs, the name “SpinCo” or something similar is frequently used in SEC documents as a temporary placeholder name for the piece of the original company that is being spun.So far the search results for SpinCo outside of news articles about the NBC Spinoff lead to this a biotech lab equipment company from India.
Aren't they more important now than ever?Yeah, not TEGNA.
This is where private equity comes in. Declining assets that will be milked and then sold for scrap.
In a different political world, I could see NBCU migrating MSNBC and CNBC to Peacock, but now they (especially MSNBC) is a hot potato I suspect they'd like to be finished with.
The CW never has any real value.Will Spinco get financed as much? Once The CW became independent, it lost a lot of its value.
It will all move to Peacock.Thanks. I also wonder about NBC Olympic coverage which they’ve previously aired on multiple NBCU owned cable channels (in addition to the broadcast network)
With an incoming president threatening revenge and review of broadcast licenses, mergers and acquisitions?Aren't they more important now than ever?
That may be true, but with Morning Joe/Mika going to Mara Lago, Washington Post not endorsing Harris, and CNN taking a "both sides" approach to appease Trump voters while one side attacks the free press, it seems like we are inching towards a state run media.With an incoming president threatening revenge and review of broadcast licenses, mergers and acquisitions?
Think like a corporation, not a moderate-to-liberal citizen and this makes a lot of sense.
Why? With streaming platforms becoming the norm, actual channels are becoming less and less relevant by the day.I wonder if either NBCU or Spinco could buy some other stations to compliment Bravo, like maybe TBS/TNT perhaps.
Why would they spin of USA in the first place then.I wonder if either NBCU or Spinco could buy some other stations to compliment Bravo, like maybe TBS/TNT perhaps.