“We are thrilled to have reached an expanded agreement with YouTube TV that recognizes the full power of our newly combined portfolio as ViacomCBS” Viacom’s collection of ...

After years of mostly sitting on the sidelines of the digital land grab, Viacom has gotten serious ... producer of the industry’s biggest YouTube and online-video conventions, and influencer ...

Viacom remains absent from Google’s YouTube TV, Hulu’s live TV bundle ... Those include BET Her, BET Jams, BET Soul, Logo, MTV2, MTV Classic, MTV Live, mtvU, Nick Music, Nicktoons and TeenNick.

Other Viacom networks will also be available in a higher Fubo tier, among them BET Her, BET Jams, BET Soul, Logo, MTV2, MTV Classic, MTV Live, mtvU, Nick Music, Nicktoons, and TeenNick.

Other channels — including Logo, MTV Classic, Nicktoons and TeenNick — will be available in Fubo’s premium $50-per-month package. Further, Viacom-owned ... operated by YouTube and Hulu.

Viacom is rolling out an original show exclusively on YouTube for its kids network Nickelodeon, after fighting with YouTube parent company Alphabet for years. It's the first of many original ...

(The network company, popular on YouTube, was formed last year when Alloy Digital and Break Media merged.) In addition to the transaction, Viacom and Defy have agreed to syndicate content and ...

At least some lawsuits do, however. Just last week, Viacom and YouTube announced they had settled a $1 billion copyright-infringement lawsuit that was once expected to put to rest some of the most ...

Viacom says it’s settled its $1 billion copyright lawsuit against YouTube. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. New York-based Viacom Inc. filed the suit in 2007, claiming that YouTube was ...

Viacom sued Google unit YouTube in 2007, seeking more than $1 billion for unauthorized video uploads from "The Daily Show with Jon Stewart," and other programs. Google and Viacom have settled a ...

The person was not authorized to discuss the settlement's terms. Viacom had originally filed a $1 billion lawsuit against YouTube and others in 2007, and eventually accused the Google unit of ...

Viacom says it has settled its $1 billion copyright lawsuit against YouTube. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed. New York-based Viacom Inc. filed the suit in 2007, claiming that YouTube was aware ...