Comcast needs to expand to compete, and combining with a competitor that operates in different markets like Charter seems like a strategic fit.
Well, so much for Brian Roberts getting an Oscar. Following quickly on the heels of spinning off Versant Media earlier this year, Comcast is now off-loading the entirety of NBCUniversal.
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Just a week after Comcast announced a plan to spin off NBCUniversal, the Philadelphia media-and-broadband conglomerate said it's buying a British broadcaster.
Comcast Corp. NASDAQ: CMCSA dipped into a familiar playbook this week. But after an initial pop, CMCSA is drifting back to its pre-announcement levels.
Just a few months ago when the battle for Warner Bros. Discovery was raging, Brian Roberts was considered an also-ran.
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When Brian Roberts announced on June 29 that Comcast would spin off NBCUniversal and Sky into a separate public company, an analyst asked the question behind the transaction: was this a step toward a sale?