Thursday Night Football got off to its most-watched start since moving to Prime Video, edging the prior week's Netflix game in the process.

The Cowboys-Giants rivalry delivered the top audience so far in Week 1 of the NFL season; plus, the rest of Sunday's numbers.

The NFL suffered a rare double-digit decline in viewership in Week 1 of the season, albeit with some context mitigating the ...

Fueled by the biggest names in women's basketball, the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup delivered record audiences in its ...

Netflix CCO Bela Bajaria, in an interview with Alex Sherman of CNBC, indicated that the platform has interest in men's World Cup rights.

On the latest "On the Air," Armand Broady examines whether altcasts like the Manningcast are still worth the effort.

Doc Rivers is making another return to television, this time with NBC -- and apparently for good. Plus, other sports media news.

With the usual caveats regarding Nielsen changes, "Monday Night Football" began the new season with its largest Week 1 audience since 1996.

The one-time face of Fox Sports, Joe Buck, will extend his ESPN tenure past the decade mark under a new extension.

Paramount has reportedly reached a settlement of the 12-state lawsuit seeking to block its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery.

A near miss for the American men produced a strong finish for the U.S. Open, as Ben Shelton's loss in the men's final hit a viewership high on ESPN.

NFL "Monday Night Football" analyst Troy Aikman says he is unsure when or if he will reach a new deal with ESPN.