Cable TV is in trouble — but it still makes money, for now. Maybe there's still time for a pivot.
Versant is the cable TV company Comcast didn't want to own. Here's what CEO Mike Lazarus wants to do with it.
By Peter Kafka
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Versant, the portfolio of TV networks spun out from Comcast, reported earnings from its first quarter as an independent company.
Versant, the portfolio of pay-TV networks previously owned by Comcast, will release its first earnings report since going public…
Versant, Comcast's spinoff of the majority of NBCUniversal's cable TV networks like MS Now and CNBC, starts trading Monday.
Versant reported its 2025 earnings, giving Wall Street its first detailed look inside the company that started publicly trading…
They're the first real public-facing changes in Versant's upcoming separation from Comcast's NBCUniversal.
May 14 : Versant Media topped Wall Street estimates for first-quarter revenue on Thursday, as content licensing deals and strong…
