House of Villains has a new home. The reality show is to become a Peacock original after it was renewed for a third season ...

Earlier this week, Comcast and NBC announced the name of their impending spinoff entity: Versant. The new company is set to launch by year’s end, and sports fans are wondering what it all means for ...

VERSANT, Comcast's planned spin-off consisting of select news, sports and entertainment assets, has clinched a two-year deal ...

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Comcast revealed “Versant” on Tuesday as the official name for its upcoming NBCUniversal cable network spinoff, according to CNBC. The new holding company will include cable networks such as USA, CNBC ...

Versant, Comcast's planned cable spin-off entity, has struck a two-year ad sales agreement with corporate cousin NBCUniversal ...

Mark Marshall will oversee Versant's sales strategy and revenue, while Tom Winiarski will lead ad sales and monetization ...

Versant will be the name of the parent company for the cable networks and other assorted media assets that will be spun off ...

The spinoff will house Comcast's cable TV assets like USA, MSNBC, CNBC and E!, as well as some digital brands like Fandango.

The new parent company of a large chunk of Comcast’s cable output has settled on a new name as MSNBC and other channels are being spun off.

Even Versant boss Mark Lazarus acknowledges that the new name for Comcast’s cable TV spinoff business may not be everyone’s favorite, per a memo reported on by Deadline: > We would be foolish to ...

Shinichiro Watanabe's reputation had us hyped about Lazarus, but every episode is a disappointment and we are tired of how ...