CBS Studios.
American television production company
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What's happening
Active this week
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In 2007, CBS broadcast featured Andrews, Cordes, and Couric criticizing the Food and Drug Administration's problems.Some support1 report
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Various media entities are active in the current news cycle, including CBS premiering a new season of Big Brother, tennis players competing in Wimbledon, and projects for Prime Video and National Geographic.Some support1 report2 developments inside
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Updates confirm Gil Birmingham is working in Marshals on CBS, while Arielle Kebbel and Ash Santos attended a virtual press day for various projects.Some support1 report
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A documentary utilized Indian footage for broadcast and was influenced by Roddenberry's experiences.Some support1 report
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CBS produced a spin-off of a Zane Grey Theatre episode, and Russell Johnson's career was prepared by Hollywood's Actors' Lab.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios is involved in a new series featuring Olivia Thirlby, Eric Guggenheim, and Max Thieriot.Some support2 reports
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U2 signed a three-year deal with CBS Studios and established a high-flyers base in Dublin.Some support1 report
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A 2007 historical summary detailing professional conflicts between Katie Couric and Dan Rather at CBS, involving Les Moonves and Syracuse University.Some support1 report
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Paramount considered potential investment in CBS Studios and CNN.Some support1 report
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Amazon Prime Video returns the Carrie miniseries, CBS expands its police universe, and the Avatar series expands on Paramount+.Some support2 reports
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Lawsuits were filed against multiple media companies regarding presidential duties and financial disclosure requirements.Well supported5 reports2 developments inside
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A shared oversight board is in place to prevent editorial degradation involving CBS Studios and CNN.Some support3 reports
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AP reports on the foundation's literary awards, while CBS simultaneously ends Stephen Colbert's show due to economic reasons.Well supported5 reports1 development inside
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Concerns are rising about the Paramount purchase and how it might interfere with HBO documentaries, driven by CEO Ellison's leadership and political views regarding Trump.Well supported8 reports6 developments inside
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Trump's media war intensifies as he targets outlets like CBS, NBC, and Fox News with protests, bans, and high-profile appearances at the Kennedy Center.Some support1 report
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CBS has hired Jessica Lowrey for directorial duties and is utilizing the production expertise of Laura Valdivia.Some support1 report
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James P. Jimirro, an alumnus of Avonworth High School, has leveraged his career in the arts and media to support theatre and education, including committing funds to rename a theatre.Some support2 reports
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Dale Dickey, who was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1961, moved to Los Angeles for career pursuits, including working on a 1994 CBS period drama.Some support1 report
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Donald Trump sued CBS over alleged selective editing of quotes, and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reviewing the lawsuit.Some support5 reports1 development inside
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Michael Cruz Kayne and Ariel Dumas worked as writers and performers on Stephen Colbert's show on CBS.Some support1 report
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Judy Sheindlin concludes her tenure on the CBS platform; she also discusses her career roots in print media and her son's television venture.Some support1 report
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Frank Stanton founded a foundation, and Northeastern University expanded a research project with Boston.com.Some support1 report
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Paramount settled Donald Trump's lawsuit concerning a CBS interview, while the event also noted Colbert's show and Harris's appearance.Some support2 reports1 development inside
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CBS fired Stephen Colbert and cancelled his show, while the fallout included condemning Paramount's settlement with Trump and an altered interview with Kamala Harris.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios settles a lawsuit with the Trump administration amid corporate upheaval and leadership changes under Bari Weiss.Some support1 report
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A late-night talk show on the CBS network was cancelled due to the network's financial problems.Well supported9 reports1 development inside
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The administration denied that Donald Trump had any role in the cancellation of a CBS-related event.Some support1 report
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Method Man guest stars in a CBS drama series and co-starred in Power Book II: Ghost.Some support1 report
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David Boreanaz worked on shows that were aired on CBS.Some support1 report
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Trump policies have led to trade tensions with Canada, while Field has highlighted the Canadian production community facing merger threats and job insecurity.Some support3 reports
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Widow's Bay premiered on Apple TV, while a network cancellation was reported due to economic reasons.Some support1 report
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Trump criticized the network, leading to legal action, while Colbert was in New Zealand for the Emmys and hosting his late night show on CBS.Some support1 report
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Paramount is acquiring CBS parent company, while Colbert accuses Paramount of bribing Trump.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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A settlement has thrown a wrench into merger plans involving Skydance Media, with costs and streaming shifts leading to cancellation.Some support2 reports2 developments inside
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Stephen Colbert's show on CBS concluded its run with a final episode, featuring guests Barack Obama, Paul McCartney, and Jon Stewart.Some support1 report
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An investigation into pardon brokers involving Ammon Covino reveals specific fraud schemes, including payments for failed pardons and telecom fraud.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios produces the NCIS television franchise.Well supported7 reports
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Erie hosted a local morning show debut and performances at McDowell High School.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios, Paramount, and Bari Weiss are involved in recent network shifts, acquisitions, and talent changes.Some support10 reports6 developments inside
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CBS is replacing the show Matlock in its Thursday programming block.Some support1 report
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CBS 60 Minutes featured a segment using an image of wreckage in Iran provided by Getty Images.Some support1 report
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CBS network provided a platform for successful media properties on September 13th.Some support1 report
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Show ratings are noted as a factor contributing to network success involving Matlock and CBS Studios.Some support1 report
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A look back at the production of the medical drama ER, noting its key personnel, including executive producers Christopher Chulack and Jack Orman, and its broadcast involving NBC and CBS Studios in 2014.Some support1 report
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Dan Rather led national coverage for CBS while the studio was located in the Bank of America building.Some support1 report
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CBS focuses on expanding successful show universes.Some support1 report
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CBS Studios postponed the Emmy Awards ceremony.Some support1 report
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BET Studios has moved from BET Media Group to CBS Studios, with Aisha Summers-Burke leading the creative programming and talent roster.Some support3 reports
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ABC News and CBS Studios are involved in a rivalry over standards for covering serious incidents, including an officer shooting.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CBS Studios and ABC provided 24-hour coverage of the 9/11 attacks.Some support2 reports
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High operational costs and financial pressures are impacting late-night talk shows across the industry.Some support1 report
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CBS operates within the Northern California market.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A CBS show has been set in Cupertino.Some support1 report
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News organizations are covering political candidates.Some support2 reports
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CBS Studios is involved in a production and property deal taking place in North Texas.Some support1 report
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High production costs are outpacing advertiser revenue for CBS Studios.Some support1 report1 development inside
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CBS Studios is partnering with various firms to establish a system for recirculating used products.Some support1 report
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DoD utilized stories from the Associated Press, which Lara Korte is reporting on for CBS Studios.Some support1 report
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Marvel Comics licensed Spider-Man and other characters for live-action and TV adaptations, including airing The Incredible Hulk on CBS.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A new series based on the Marvel Comics character Incredible Hulk is being developed for CBS by Ken Johnson, utilizing footage from Duel.Some support1 report
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Around CBS Studios this week
News at the entities that move CBS Studios most-
Skydance Media StructuralSatirical work involving creator Matt Stone references tech giants while being linked to his base in Colorado.Moves CBS Studios
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Hollywood StructuralDavid Lynch is associated with Hollywood, and his work featured the character Dale Cooper.Moves CBS Studios
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NBC OperationalBill Gates appeared on NBC's Meet the Press regarding his life and career.Moves CBS Studios
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Federal Communications Commission StructuralBrendan Carr serves as an operative for Trump at the FCC.Moves CBS Studios
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White House OperationalDemands for lower interest rates are being followed, complicated by the current labor market rebound.Moves CBS Studios
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Warner Bros. Discovery StructuralEllison is preparing to take control of CNN, while Paramount completes the acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, and Trump hosts Xi Jinping.Moves CBS Studios
Connections
The 40 strongest of 424, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
HBO Transactional
The evidence forecasts a merger that will blend HBO and CBS Studios.
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Bari Weiss Structural
Bari Weiss holds the formal role of editor-in-chief, directly influencing CBS Studios' news division programming and organizational structure.
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Skydance Media Structural
CBS Studios is structurally integrated into Skydance Media following the acquisition of Paramount Global, requiring joint operational boards and settlement adherence.
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Hollywood Structural
CBS Studios is structurally integrated into the larger Hollywood corporate entity following a confirmed merger deal.
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Free Press Structural
CBS Studios owns Free Press, which is described as a center-right site.
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Paramount Structural
Paramount functions as the parent company of CBS Studios following a merger and acquisition process.
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Warner Transactional
The relationship is currently defined by pending merger talks regarding a potential buyout of Warner and competitive challenges.
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Luke Grimes Structural
Luke Grimes is professionally employed by CBS Studios, which broadcasts his series and utilizes his talent.
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David Ellison Structural
David Ellison exercises ownership and operational control over CBS Studios through his leadership of its parent company, Paramount.
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BET Structural
CBS Studios structurally absorbed BET Studios, establishing an ownership relationship over the BET brand's operations.
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David Ellison Structural
David Ellison is exercising strategic control over CBS Studios through corporate mergers and governance changes to expand his media empire.
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Clive Davis Structural
Clive Davis held a management role at Columbia Records, which was owned by CBS Studios.
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Donald Trump Operational
The relationship is defined by active media conflict, legal disputes, and reciprocal influence over coverage and business outcomes.
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CBS News Structural
CBS Studios operates as the parent company of CBS News, which functions as a division.
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Gayle King Structural
Gayle King holds a formal, ongoing role as a co-host within the CBS Studios network lineup.
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NBC Operational
NBC and CBS Studios are direct competitors in broadcast television, engaging in market rivalry and coordinated coverage decisions.
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Matlock Structural
Matlock is a production property whose ratings and performance contribute directly to the overall success and portfolio of CBS Studios.
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Federal Communications Commission Structural
The FCC holds governing authority over CBS Studios regarding network licensing, operational compliance, and broadcast regulations.
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White House Operational
The White House administration actively restricts CBS Studios' ability to provide pool coverage of presidential events.
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Dan Rather Structural
Dan Rather functions as a leading national coverage figure for CBS Studios.
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The Walt Disney Company Structural
CBS Studios is owned by The Walt Disney Company, establishing a parent-subsidiary relationship.
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Mary Rose Gearty Transactional
A legal summons was ordered by a judge regarding a school case involving CBS Studios.
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Warner Bros. Discovery Structural
CBS Studios is structurally integrated under Warner Bros. Discovery following a corporate merger.
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Araceli Martínez-Olguín Transactional
The relationship is defined by judicial rulings and restraining orders concerning a contested acquisition involving CBS Studios.
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Nate Burleson Structural
Nate Burleson is a featured personality whose presence is integrated into the CBS Mornings lineup produced by CBS Studios.
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Jessica Lowrey Structural
CBS employs Jessica Lowrey for directorial duties.
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CBS Structural
CBS functions as the parent company and corporate brand under which CBS Studios operates its production arm.
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Marvel Comics Structural
CBS Studios utilizes licensed intellectual property from Marvel Comics for television adaptations.
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Stephen Colbert Structural
CBS Studios provided the platform and employment structure for Stephen Colbert's late-night show, which ultimately led to his termination due to the network's financial pressures.
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Arielle Kebbel Structural
Arielle Kebbel is currently employed by CBS Studios as an actor in a series.
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Showtime Structural
Showtime is a formally included and branded offering within the corporate portfolio of CBS Studios and its parent company, Paramount Global.
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ABC Operational
CBS Studios and ABC actively compete for audience share and coordinate on industry issues and coverage decisions.
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Norah O'Donnell Structural
Norah O'Donnell is currently employed by CBS Studios, serving in various capacities including co-anchor and segment host.
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Gil Birmingham Structural
Gil Birmingham is employed by CBS Studios as a cast member in CBS series.
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Peter Bergman Operational
CBS Studios featured Peter Bergman in a crossover event, establishing a functional working partnership between the company and the individual.
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Nick Bilton Structural
Nick Bilton holds the executive producer role for CBS Studios, establishing a professional functional dependency between the individual and the company.
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Donald P. Bellisario Structural
Bellisario is the creator whose work is utilized by CBS Studios for the JAG series.
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Ammon Covino Transactional
CBS Studios deployed Ammon Covino as an undercover operative targeting brokers.
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Jennifer Jacobs Structural
Jennifer Jacobs is employed as a reporter for CBS Studios.
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James Talarico Operational
CBS Studios provides media platforms and controls the visibility of James Talarico's political views.
History
Events by the month they beganSeptember 2026
45 events- In 2007, CBS broadcast featured Andrews, Cordes, and Couric criticizing the Food and Drug Administration's problems.
- Updates confirm Gil Birmingham is working in Marshals on CBS, while Arielle Kebbel and Ash Santos attended a virtual press day for various projects.
- A documentary utilized Indian footage for broadcast and was influenced by Roddenberry's experiences.
- CBS produced a spin-off of a Zane Grey Theatre episode, and Russell Johnson's career was prepared by Hollywood's Actors' Lab.
- CBS Studios is involved in a new series featuring Olivia Thirlby, Eric Guggenheim, and Max Thieriot.
- U2 signed a three-year deal with CBS Studios and established a high-flyers base in Dublin.
- A 2007 historical summary detailing professional conflicts between Katie Couric and Dan Rather at CBS, involving Les Moonves and Syracuse University.
- Paramount considered potential investment in CBS Studios and CNN.
- Amazon Prime Video returns the Carrie miniseries, CBS expands its police universe, and the Avatar series expands on Paramount+.
- A shared oversight board is in place to prevent editorial degradation involving CBS Studios and CNN.
- Trump's media war intensifies as he targets outlets like CBS, NBC, and Fox News with protests, bans, and high-profile appearances at the Kennedy Center.
- CBS has hired Jessica Lowrey for directorial duties and is utilizing the production expertise of Laura Valdivia.
- James P. Jimirro, an alumnus of Avonworth High School, has leveraged his career in the arts and media to support theatre and education, including committing funds to rename a theatre.
- Dale Dickey, who was born in Knoxville, Tennessee, in 1961, moved to Los Angeles for career pursuits, including working on a 1994 CBS period drama.
- Michael Cruz Kayne and Ariel Dumas worked as writers and performers on Stephen Colbert's show on CBS.
- Judy Sheindlin concludes her tenure on the CBS platform; she also discusses her career roots in print media and her son's television venture.
- Frank Stanton founded a foundation, and Northeastern University expanded a research project with Boston.com.
- Paramount settled Donald Trump's lawsuit concerning a CBS interview, while the event also noted Colbert's show and Harris's appearance.
- CBS fired Stephen Colbert and cancelled his show, while the fallout included condemning Paramount's settlement with Trump and an altered interview with Kamala Harris.
- CBS Studios settles a lawsuit with the Trump administration amid corporate upheaval and leadership changes under Bari Weiss.
- The administration denied that Donald Trump had any role in the cancellation of a CBS-related event.
- Method Man guest stars in a CBS drama series and co-starred in Power Book II: Ghost.
- David Boreanaz worked on shows that were aired on CBS.
- Trump policies have led to trade tensions with Canada, while Field has highlighted the Canadian production community facing merger threats and job insecurity.
- Widow's Bay premiered on Apple TV, while a network cancellation was reported due to economic reasons.
- Trump criticized the network, leading to legal action, while Colbert was in New Zealand for the Emmys and hosting his late night show on CBS.
- Paramount is acquiring CBS parent company, while Colbert accuses Paramount of bribing Trump.
- Stephen Colbert's show on CBS concluded its run with a final episode, featuring guests Barack Obama, Paul McCartney, and Jon Stewart.
- An investigation into pardon brokers involving Ammon Covino reveals specific fraud schemes, including payments for failed pardons and telecom fraud.
- Erie hosted a local morning show debut and performances at McDowell High School.
- CBS is replacing the show Matlock in its Thursday programming block.
- CBS 60 Minutes featured a segment using an image of wreckage in Iran provided by Getty Images.
- CBS network provided a platform for successful media properties on September 13th.
- Show ratings are noted as a factor contributing to network success involving Matlock and CBS Studios.
- A look back at the production of the medical drama ER, noting its key personnel, including executive producers Christopher Chulack and Jack Orman, and its broadcast involving NBC and CBS Studios in 2014.
- Dan Rather led national coverage for CBS while the studio was located in the Bank of America building.
- CBS focuses on expanding successful show universes.
- CBS Studios postponed the Emmy Awards ceremony.
- BET Studios has moved from BET Media Group to CBS Studios, with Aisha Summers-Burke leading the creative programming and talent roster.
- CBS Studios and ABC provided 24-hour coverage of the 9/11 attacks.
- High operational costs and financial pressures are impacting late-night talk shows across the industry.
- A CBS show has been set in Cupertino.
- News organizations are covering political candidates.
- CBS Studios is involved in a production and property deal taking place in North Texas.
- CBS Studios is partnering with various firms to establish a system for recirculating used products.
August 2026
2 eventsJuly 2026
6 events- Lawsuits were filed against multiple media companies regarding presidential duties and financial disclosure requirements.
- AP reports on the foundation's literary awards, while CBS simultaneously ends Stephen Colbert's show due to economic reasons.
- CBS Studios produces the NCIS television franchise.
- ABC News and CBS Studios are involved in a rivalry over standards for covering serious incidents, including an officer shooting.
- CBS operates within the Northern California market.
- High production costs are outpacing advertiser revenue for CBS Studios.
Show 1 earlier month
June 2026
7 events- Various media entities are active in the current news cycle, including CBS premiering a new season of Big Brother, tennis players competing in Wimbledon, and projects for Prime Video and National Geographic.
- Concerns are rising about the Paramount purchase and how it might interfere with HBO documentaries, driven by CEO Ellison's leadership and political views regarding Trump.
- Donald Trump sued CBS over alleged selective editing of quotes, and FCC Chairman Brendan Carr is reviewing the lawsuit.
- A late-night talk show on the CBS network was cancelled due to the network's financial problems.
- A settlement has thrown a wrench into merger plans involving Skydance Media, with costs and streaming shifts leading to cancellation.
- CBS Studios, Paramount, and Bari Weiss are involved in recent network shifts, acquisitions, and talent changes.
- Marvel Comics licensed Spider-Man and other characters for live-action and TV adaptations, including airing The Incredible Hulk on CBS.