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Paramount Global
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- At least 2 years of experience as a line producer.
- A Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Broadcast Journalism or a related field is preferred.
- Strong organizational and communication skills are required.
- Ability to work a flexible schedule including morning schedules, holidays, and weekends.
- Ability to work as part of a team, under deadlines, and multitask.
- Originate, research, lead, write, produce, and edit news segments for television and digital platforms.
- Collaborate with the CBS Detroit team to ensure seamless coordination and execution of news.
- Work in the control room while demonstrating adaptability and composure in fast-paced situations.
- Seek new ideas and approaches to connect with the audience as content and formats evolve.
- Assist in the station's goal of growing digital-first content.
- Maintain accurate grammar, spelling, and attention to detail in all produced content.
- Apply strong editorial judgment and critical thinking to produced content.
- Assist with digital, social, and breaking news coverage.
- Incorporate the web into daily coverage.
- Perform other duties as assigned.
- Bachelor's degree or equivalent experience in Broadcast Journalism or a related field.
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What believers are saying
- Q2 2026 revenue hit $6.913 billion, while adjusted EBITDA rose 27% to $1.1 billion.
- Paramount+ revenue grew 16% in Q2 2026, driven by subscribers and ARPU gains.
- Management raised 2026 adjusted EBITDA guidance to $3.8 billion-$3.9 billion on August 4.
What critics are saying
- California AG Rob Bonta killed settlement talks on August 24, delaying the merger.
- Paramount faces $650 million quarterly delay payments after October 1 if the deal stays unclosed.
- Linear TV cash flows erode while Netflix, YouTube, and Disney+ outspend Paramount.
What makes Paramount Global unique
- Paramount owns CBS, Nickelodeon, MTV, Paramount Pictures, and Pluto TV's free distribution.
- Legendary's Street Fighter, due October 16, 2026, extends Paramount Pictures' franchise pipeline.
- SkyShowtime and Paramount+ give Paramount global streaming reach across partnerships and markets.
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↓ -1%Gap taps a new exec to find its next act beyond fashion. Sep 9, 2026, 5:30 AM PT Gap Inc. wants to be in the middle of the cultural conversation - and just tapped a new exec to grow its business beyond clothes. Gap has hired Jamie Drew as its new head of strategic partnerships and growth, reporting to chief entertainment officer Pam Kaufman, the company exclusively told Business Insider. Drew is tasked with helping push Gap's brands - including Old Navy, Banana Republic, and Athleta, as well as Gap - beyond apparel to other consumer touchpoints. Her mandate is to look beyond traditional fashion partnerships to areas where the parent company or its individual brands could reach new audiences and create new businesses. The company said those areas could include experiences and destinations, hospitality or travel, sports and fitness communities, gaming, and food and beverage. Drew was most recently EVP of consumer products and experiences at Paramount Global, also Kaufman's alma mater, following 15 years at its kids channel Nickelodeon. She helped build the kids' franchise Paw Patrol into a retail business, acquire Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, take SpongeBob SquarePants to Broadway, and open the first Nickelodeon Hotel. Drew said her most successful initiatives embodied the brand's DNA. "Brand partnerships only work when they're truly authentic to the brand's ethos and extend its consumer relevance," she said. Reimagining Gap has been a top priority for Richard Dickson, who has revived the retail giant since becoming CEO in 2023. This year, Gap tapped Kaufman for its first chief entertainment role, Walmart alum Justin Breton to drive original content, and Paramount alum Lourdes Arocho to head up licensing. Gap has made headlines for its cultural marketing. The company has already been inserting itself into culture - and the Gap brand is its star. Over the past year, the Gap brand has tapped into celebrities and cultural events to draw attention. It cast global pop girl group Katseye in an ad, produced a video with Puerto Rican artist Young Miko around Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, became Coachella's exclusive apparel sponsor and merch partner, and dropped a buzzy collection of jeans with Hailey Bieber. Meanwhile, Banana Republic is bringing back nostalgia with refurbished vintage styles. Old Navy has also been working with stars like Paris Hilton and influencer Haylee Baylee, and launched a collection of clothes with luxury designer Christopher John Rogers. Gap Inc. also launched a loyalty program with exclusive drops and other benefits. Working with influencers and outside designers has been a frequent strategy for big retailers. J.Crew, for instance, worked with several designers to reimagine one of its classic sweater styles and cast internet star Emma Chamberlain for its latest collection. Other consumer brands have gotten creative, too, by moving beyond selling products over the years. Nike and Ralph Lauren are experimenting with cafés and dining, Lululemon acquired fitness company Mirror, and JPMorgan Chase bought food review site The Infatuation to give customers dining-related perks. Jumping into new areas can be risky. Brands have to be careful about launching extensions or moving into new areas where there's stiff competition or the brand doesn't add any new value, though, said Kevin Lane Keller, a marketing professor at Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business. Such moves have worked for some, like Ralph Lauren, whose defined brand translated well into home decor, but there have been some notable flops, like McDonald's foray into luxury hotels in the 2000s. The Gap brand had a yearslong revenue slump before Dickson's arrival, which it attributed in part to having too many products and styles. That history could impair Gap's ability to take more than small steps, Keller said. "Over time, if you haven't carved out a strong identity and reinforced it, that's not going to make it easy to move into unrelated categories," he said. "They also haven't stretched out of apparel that much." Gap may be about to face the first test of its ability to extend its brand, having just made a concerted push into accessories under the leadership of Coach alum Reed Krakoff.
Paramount aims for $1.88 billion bond from states. Paramount has filed a lawsuit against several U.S. states, including California, as well as the Writers Guild of America (WGA), over legal challenges that have delayed a major merger involving the company. The studio claims that the lawsuits have disrupted its plans and created uncertainty around the deal. Paramount is now asking the court to require the groups involved in the legal challenges to provide $1.88 billion in bonds. The bonds would act as financial security for possible losses Paramount says it could suffer if the company eventually wins the cases. Merger facing legal challenges. The merger was originally expected to be completed by the end of September. However, the deal has been delayed because of ongoing legal disputes. The lawsuits have raised questions about whether the proposed transaction should be allowed to move forward. Paramount argues that the continued legal action is causing financial and business problems for the company. The studio wants protection against potential losses while the legal process continues. Judge places deal on hold. In July, U.S. District Judge Araceli Martínez-Olguín placed a hold on the merger. The judge also scheduled a trial for March, meaning the legal dispute is expected to continue for several more months. The court's decision has prevented the merger from moving forward according to the original timetable. Paramount seeks financial protection. Paramount's request for $1.88 billion in bonds is a major part of the latest legal action. The company argues that the delays caused by the lawsuits could result in significant financial losses. If Paramount succeeds in court, it wants the opposing parties to have enough financial security to cover potential damages. The request will now become part of the broader legal battle surrounding the merger. Writers Guild also involved. The Writers Guild of America is among the parties facing legal action from Paramount. The WGA has been involved in concerns surrounding the proposed merger, along with several state governments. Labor groups and government officials have previously raised concerns about major changes in the entertainment industry, particularly about how large corporate deals could affect workers, competition and the wider media market. California among states named. California is one of the states included in Paramount's lawsuit. California is home to Hollywood and a large part of the U.S. entertainment industry. As a result, major changes involving film and television companies can have wider effects on workers, studios and businesses in the state. The legal challenge involving California is therefore being closely watched as the merger dispute continues. Deal faces an uncertain future. The original plan was for the merger to close by late September. That deadline is now unlikely to be met because of the court proceedings. With a trial scheduled for March, Paramount and the other parties may have to wait for the legal process to move forward before the future of the merger becomes clearer. The delay could also affect the companies' business plans and create additional costs. What happens next. The court will consider the arguments from Paramount and the parties challenging the merger. The dispute over the $1.88 billion bond request will also be part of the ongoing legal process. Until the legal issues are resolved, the merger remains uncertain. The case is important not only for Paramount but also for the wider U.S. entertainment industry. The outcome could influence how major media mergers are handled and how government and labor groups respond to large corporate deals in the future.
Paramount+ and T-Mobile Arena launch Paramount+ Plaza in new multi-year partnership. The Associated Press Sep 8, 2026, 1:33 PM T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas has renamed the arena's outdoor entertainment space Paramount+ Plaza LAS VEGAS-(BUSINESS WIRE)-Sep 8, 2026- T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas' premier sports and live entertainment venue, and Paramount+ today announced a new multi-year partnership that will rename the arena's iconic two-acre outdoor entertainment space Paramount+ Plaza. The agreement, brokered by AEG Global Partnerships, names Paramount+ an Official Partner and T-Mobile Arena's Exclusive Streaming Partner, establishing a prominent new platform for the streaming service to connect its expansive portfolio of original series, films, live sports and iconic franchises with millions of fans visiting Las Vegas. T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas has renamed the arena's outdoor entertainment space Paramount+ Plaza The open-air plaza serves as a primary gathering point for fans before, during and after events, and will offer Paramount+ the opportunity to bring its content and storytelling to life through dynamic programming, experiential activations and fan engagement tied to some of the biggest moments in sports and live entertainment. Since its debut in April 2016, T-Mobile Arena has served as the epicenter for some of Las Vegas' biggest and most sought-after sports and entertainment events. Just outside its doors, the plaza has set the stage for the city's most iconic celebrations - including the Vegas Golden Knights' Stanley Cup victory parade, the Las Vegas Aces' WNBA championship rallies, and the official Bruno Mars Day celebration. To kick off the new partnership, Paramount+ Plaza will make its debut during Zuffa Boxing's Garcia vs. Benn fight week at T-Mobile Arena on Saturday, Sept. 12. On Friday, Sept. 11, the newly named plaza will host the event's ceremonial weigh-in, open to the public, and giving fans an early opportunity to experience the outdoor entertainment space. Throughout fight week, fans will also be able to step inside the Cube, a new Paramount+ customer lounge featuring an immersive activation inspired by the hit Paramount+ series MobLand. On Saturday, Sept. 12, the plaza's large screens will showcase Noche UFC, streaming live on Paramount+ from Glendale, Arizona, providing fans with an afternoon of live fights before T-Mobile Arena doors open for Garcia vs. Benn. The fight will also stream live on Paramount+ globally, excluding the U.K. and Ireland, at no additional cost to subscribers. "Paramount+ is home to some of the most compelling stories, franchises and live sports in entertainment, and this partnership gives us an exciting new way to bring that content beyond the screen and directly to fans," said Domenic Di Meglio, Chief Marketing Officer & Data Officer for Paramount+. "Paramount+ Plaza will give us a dynamic, year-round presence in the heart of Las Vegas where we can create memorable experiences around our programming and connect with audiences as they come together for some of the biggest moments in sports and entertainment." "Paramount+ sits at the intersection of premium entertainment, live sports and culture, making this partnership an incredibly natural fit for T-Mobile Arena and Las Vegas," said Sally Bae, Senior Vice President of Global Partnerships for AEG in Las Vegas. "Paramount+ Plaza gives the brand something truly distinctive - a highly visible, year-round platform where it can showcase its incredible breadth of content while engaging millions of fans around the moments and experiences, they are most passionate about. We're excited to welcome Paramount+ to the venue and create a platform that can continue to evolve alongside its programming for years to come." T-Mobile Arena, one of the world's leading live sports and entertainment destinations, welcomes more than 1 million visitors annually for more than 100 events, including Vegas Golden Knights games, UFC championship events, major headline concerts, special events and more. The partnership also builds on a natural connection between the two brands through the UFC, with Paramount+ serving as the UFC's exclusive streaming partner in the U.S. and T-Mobile Arena serving as the home of the UFC in Las Vegas. Dan Quinn, MGM Resorts' Senior Vice President of Entertainment, Arena & Venue Operations, said, "Paramount+ Plaza represents an exciting next chapter for one of the most visible and important entertainment gathering spaces on the Las Vegas Strip. The plaza has been an integral part of the T-Mobile Arena experience for the last 10 years and this partnership creates new opportunities to deliver even more energy and entertainment to the millions of visitors who visit the destination each year." ABOUT PARAMOUNT+ Paramount+ is the global flagship streaming home of premium original series and entertainment from some of the most enduring brands in television to subscribers around the world. Drawing on decades of beloved IP, Paramount+ also features a diverse offering of live sports, feature films, news and series from across the Paramount portfolio including CBS hits like Marshals and Tracker, all BET Original Series, the Avatar animated universe from Nickelodeon and more. It is a key pillar of the Direct-to-Consumer division at Paramount, a Skydance Corporation (Nasdaq: PSKY), whose portfolio spans Paramount Pictures, Pluto TV, and Skydance Animation, Games and Sports divisions. For more information, visit www.paramount.com. ABOUT T-MOBILE ARENA T-Mobile Arena, the 20,000-seat venue located on the Las Vegas Strip between Park MGM and New York-New York, opened April 6, 2016. The arena hosts more than 100 events annually including major headline entertainment, awards shows, UFC, boxing, basketball and other sporting events, family shows and special events. T-Mobile Arena also is the home of the Vegas Golden Knights, a National Hockey League expansion team and the city's first professional sports team, as well as UFC's exclusive Las Vegas arena destination. The venue, named the No. 1 venue on Billboard Magazine 's 2018 Arena Power List as well as the "Best New Major Concert Venue" by Pollstar Magazine in 2016, features 50 luxury suites, more than two dozen private loge boxes, complete broadcast facilities, and other specially designed exclusive hospitality offerings and fan amenities destined to create a guest experience second to none. Toshiba Plaza, an adjacent two-acre outdoor entertainment space, features performance stages, a variety of video screens and other interactive content and display areas. Designed and built to prioritize environmental sustainability, T-Mobile Arena was awarded Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design(R)(LEED) Gold certification by the U.S. Green Building Council in 2016. T-Mobile Arena is a privately funded joint venture between AEG and MGM Resorts International (NYSE: MGM). For more information, visit T-MobileArena.com or follow on Facebook, X and Instagram. Paramount + Danny Brener [email protected] Arena Scott Ghertner [email protected] Global Partnerships Shannon Donnelly [email protected] KEYWORD: NEVADA UNITED STATES NORTH AMERICA INDUSTRY KEYWORD: ENTERTAINMENT SPORTS TV AND RADIO FILM & MOTION PICTURES ONLINE BOXING PUB: 09/08/2026 12:33 PM/DISC: 09/08/2026 12:33 PM You May Also Like
Raffaele Annecchino, who led Paramount's Africa push, dies at 55. Raffaele Annecchino, the former President and CEO of Paramount International and a prominent figure in global media, has died suddenly at the age of 55. 7 Sep 2026 Raffaele was a passionate champion of the Africa business, its brands, people and creative potential. Source: Supplied. Over more than 25 years at Paramount/ViacomCBS, Annecchino rose from an early commercial role in Madrid to oversee the company's international operations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Asia. As CEO of Paramount International, he played a central role in the company's transition from traditional broadcasting to digital platforms, driving the international rollout of Paramount+, supporting the expansion of Pluto TV and helping create SkyShowtime, the joint venture between Paramount and Comcast. Africa was an important part of Annecchino's leadership. He championed Viacom's African business and brands, including MTV, MTV Base, BET, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central, and was a strong advocate for local audiences, talent and the growth of the continent's media industry. He also worked closely with MultiChoice as a key strategic partner. After leaving Paramount, Annecchino founded Blue Ocean Media Partners, a global consultancy focused on innovation, transformation and strategic growth. Tributes from Africa. Alex Okosi, former EVP, BET International and Paramount Africa: "Raffaele was a deeply valued colleague and a dear friend. Having worked alongside him through years of international growth and transformation, I saw firsthand his rare ability to combine sharp commercial instinct and strategic vision with genuine warmth, humanity and optimism. He built lasting trust, inspired those around him to think bigger and always made time to uplift people. His impact on the global media industry is undeniable, but for those fortunate enough to have known and worked with him, his warmth, generosity and spirit will be just as enduring. He will be deeply missed. We continue his legacy." Fathima Beckmann, former SVP, Global Inclusion, Paramount International: "Raffaele had a profound impact on my career and on me personally. He saw potential in people and championed their growth. Through the support and belief of both Raffaele and Marva Smalls, I had the opportunity to serve on his executive team and relocate from South Africa to Madrid. It was an honour to work alongside him at Paramount and later again as he built and globally launched Blue Ocean Media Partners. Raffaele was an extraordinary leader, visionary and ambitious, yet deeply human, generous with his encouragement and always willing to share his wisdom. May his soul rest in eternal peace." Monde Twala, former SVP, BET International and Paramount Africa: "Shocking and heartbreaking news. Raffa was an amazing leader and mentor to me and many of us in Africa. He was always supportive and helpful in elevating the business and particularly African culture and youth entertainment. He touched and changed many lives around the world. I'm forever grateful for his leadership and dedication. He encouraged excellence and accountability in me personally. Rest easy Raffa. Siyabonga." Craig Paterson, former SVP, Paramount Africa: "Raffaele was one of those rare people who lit up every room. His energy, warmth and belief in people inspired us all. He was always in our corner, championing Africa's growth, and his presence will be deeply missed."
Raffaele Annecchino, former CEO of Paramount International, dies at 55. He helped the company transition from traditional broadcasting to digital, supporting the overseas expansion of Paramount+ and Pluto TV. September 3, 2026 8:39pm Raffaele Annecchino, the Italian-born former president and CEO of Paramount International, died suddenly over the weekend while on vacation in the Balearic Islands from meningitis, his press office announced. He was 55. Over more than 25 years at Paramount and Viacom/CBS starting in the late 1990s, Annecchino rose from an early commercial role in Madrid to oversee the company's operations across Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and Asia. As head of Paramount International, Annecchino helped the company transition from traditional broadcasting to digital platforms. He led the overseas rollout of Paramount+, supported the global expansion of Pluto TV and championed innovation, digitization and strategic partnerships. He also was instrumental in the 2022 creation of SkyShowtime, the joint venture between Paramount and Comcast. Known for his negotiation skills, Annecchino worked closely with major players across the global media ecosystem, including Sky, Canal+, MultiChoice, Viaplay, Corus, J:COM, Claro and Mediapro. He oversaw the growth of networks such as MTV, Nickelodeon, BET, Channel 5 in the U.K., Network 10 in Australia, Telefe in Argentina and Chilevisión in Chile and backed the development of production hubs across Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. He took over as president and CEO of ViacomCBS Networks International in December 2020. "Such sad news. Raffa was a force of nature. Taken way too young," former Paramount president and CEO Bob Bakish said on social media. "He will be missed by many. May he rest in peace." After leaving Paramount, Annecchino in 2023 founded Blue Ocean Media Partners, a global consultancy focused on innovation, transformation and growth, as its managing partner and CEO. Born in 1971 in Ivrea, Italy, Annecchino graduated from IE Business School in Madrid with an MBA. He also completed a media executive program at Harvard Business School and INSEAD in Fontainebleau, France. He also served on the boards of Viacom 18 India, SBS Media in South Korea and SkyShowtime. "Raffaele was a deeply valued colleague and a dear friend," Alex Okosi, former managing director of Paramount Africa and now managing director of Google Africa, said in a statement. "Having worked alongside him through years of international growth and transformation, I saw firsthand his rare ability to combine sharp commercial instinct and strategic vision with genuine warmth, humanity and optimism. "He built lasting trust, inspired those around him to think bigger and always made time for people. His impact on the global media industry is undeniable, but for those fortunate enough to have known and worked with him, his warmth, generosity and spirit will be just as enduring." You May Like