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"It just wasn’t sustainable to continue" - CBS head George Cheeks opens on his decision to cancel Stephen Colbert's late-night show
CBS head George Cheeks has finally broken his silence on the end of CBS's The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. Cheeks, speaking at a news conference shortly after the Paramount–Skydance merger was completed, said that there was a "significant secular decline" in the late-night advertising market as a main reason for canceling the show.
The production studio behind 'South Park' will be overseen by George Cheeks in the post-merger Paramount structure.
The Skydance chief executive says he wants there to be a news outlet that Democrats and Republicans can watch.
George Cheeks has been named Chair of TV Media at Paramount, taking formal oversight of South Park following the Skydance merger.
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The Late Show with Stephen Colbert is ending in May but the host is already courting new employers. Colbert, who is off for a ...
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Paramount Global chair Shari Redstone sent a memo to staffers expressing her gratitude for their work -- and shared optimism ...
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David Ellison and four other members of the New Paramount executive board spoke about their plans for the company on Thursday ...
George Cheeks, the co-CEO of Paramount Global and president and CEO of CBS, has also been named chair of TV Media at ...
Gerry Cardinale, a top media and sports financier, articulated a future for beleaguered Paramount that others may not ...
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