Leslie Moonves News
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Broadcast and cable networks like CBS and Viacom Inc.’s Nickelodeon are failing to get paid for surging Web audiences because those viewers are almost invisible to Nielsen Holdings NV.
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The CBS television network could go off the air and become a cable channel if courts don’t stop the Internet startup Aereo Inc. from retransmitting shows such as “NCIS” without permission.
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Aereo Inc. Chief Executive Officer Chet Kanojia challenged CBS Corp. and News Corp.’s Fox broadcast network to follow through on threats to go off the air and switch to cable to prevent the Internet startup from retransmitting their shows without permission.
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CBS Corp., owner of the most-watched U.S. television network, reported first-quarter profit that beat estimates as Super Bowl ads, fees from cable systems and streaming deals with Amazon.com Inc. boosted revenue.
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Robert Kotick, president and chief executive officer of Activision Blizzard Inc., increased his compensation almost eightfold to $64.9 million last year, becoming one of the highest-paid CEOs in the U.S.
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The chief executive officers of software developer Oracle Corp. and watchmaker Fossil Inc. both work for a salary of a dollar or less a year. The only difference: $96.2 million.
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Time Warner Inc. and CBS Corp. have flirted for years. A marriage now may make more sense than ever.
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CBS Corp. Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves received $62.2 million in total compensation in 2012, a drop of 11 percent that still places him among the top- earning executives in the U.S.
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CBS Corp. Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves said the television industry is moving toward counting viewership over seven days in response to the growing use of digital video recorders and online viewing.
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CBS Corp. Chief Executive Officer Leslie Moonves said the broadcast network’s television production costs will drop with the cancellation of older, more expensive series such as “Cold Case.”
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