With its new name, A+E officially says, “Hello, world!” Today, slightly ahead of the company’s virtual upfront event, A+E Networks announced it’s changing its name to A+E Global Media. According to ...
A+E Networks is launching a new digital division as it looks to diversify its business model and look for new ways to engage with audiences and advertisers. The division, led by former Dow Jones ...
A+E Networks has shuffled distribution chiefs, installing Jane Rice and Michelle Strong as Co-Presidents as David Zagin exits the company. Zagin spent more than 25 years at A+E, about 15 of which ...
A+E Networks is seeing a changing of the ad sales guard, with Peter Olsen calling it a career after a 20-year run at the company and Toby Byrne stepping up as his successor. Olsen has guided the ...
Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A+E Global Media is going on the auction block. The parent company of A&E Network, History and Lifetime is joining the growing ...
A+E Networks has settled its copyright infringement lawsuit against Big Fish Entertainment and Reelz over its true crime series "Live PD." The settlement came Friday as a stipulation in its multi-year ...
Henry Hoberman said in an internal memo obtained by Deadline that he is pleased his successor is "one of our own," Deputy General Counsel Stephanie Plasse. Henry Hoberman is retiring as chief legal ...
EXCLUSIVE: A+E Networks has appointed Stephanie Plasse as Chief Legal & Business Affairs Officer. She will take on the new role in February 2025, replacing Henry Hoberman, who is retiring. Plasse has ...
A+E Networks and Lifetime are countersuing Wendy Williams’ legal guardian, Sabrina E. Morrissey, claiming she only filed a lawsuit over their documentary about the TV host to protect her own interests ...
Ann McGowan will join the company as its digital GM, with a relaunch of History.com as the first big project. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor A+E Networks is bringing its digital content under one roof, ...
Wendy Williams has settled a lawsuit against A+E Networks over the release of Where Is Wendy Williams?, a docuseries chronicling her deteriorating mental and physical state that was shot without ...
The lawsuit accused the company of exploiting the former talk show host, who allegedly did not have the capacity to consent to being in the documentary. By Winston Cho Wendy Williams has settled a ...
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