This Winter, all publicly traded media companies are releasing their latest quarterly/yearly financial reports. Below are links to those companies latest releases.
- AMAZON (Q4 2017)
- $3.17 billion in subscription services
- AMC NETWORKS (Q4 2017)
- 2017 revenues of $2.8 billion
- $727 million in revenue for Q4
- AT&T (Q4 2017)
- $160.5 billion in revenues for 2017
- $41.7 billion in revenues for Q4
- 7 million broadband customers w/fiber
- 1.2 million DIRECTV NOW subscribers
- CBS CORP. - (Q4 2017)
- Q4 revenue of $3.9 billion
- 2017 revenue at $13.7 billion
- Q4 Entertainment revenue at $2.82 billion
- Cable revenues at $547 million in Q4
- Showtime & CBS All Access combine with 5 million subscribers.
- COMCAST (Q4 2017)
- $84.5 billion in revenue for 2017
- $21.9 in revenue for Q4
- 22.4 million video subs
- 25.9 million internet subs
- 11.6 million voice subs
- DISCOVERY NETWORKS - (Q4 2017)
- 2017 revenues were $6.873 billion
- Q4 revenues were $1.494 billion
- Revenues split near evenly between US and International networks
($3.43 billion vs $3.28 billion) in 2017.
- November 2017, Discover acquired controlling interest of OWN from Harpo for $70 million.
- DISNEY - (Q1 2018)
- 14.8 billion in revenue for Q1
- $6.2 billion in revenue for Media Networks
--- $4.4 billion by cable networks
--- $1.8 billion by Broadcast
- $2.5 billion in revenue for Studio Ent.
- FOX - (Q2 2018)
- Q4 revenue of $8.04 billion
--- Cable Networks $4.4 billion
--- Television $1.8 billion
--- Films $2.2 billion
- NETFLIX (Q4 2017)
- $3.29 Billion in revenue- 62.83 million members, worldwide
- TIME WARNER - (Q4 2017)
- $31.3 billion in revenue for 2017
- $8.6 billion in revenue for Q4
- Turner revenues: $3.1 billion (Q4) - $12.1 billion (2017)
- HBO revenues: $1.7 billion (Q4) - $6.3 billion (2017)
--- Up 5 million subs for HBO/Cinemax over 2016
- WB revenues $4.1 billion (Q4) - $13.9 billion (2017)
- UNIVISION - (Q4 2017)
- Q4 revenue of $780.7 million
- 2017 revenue of $3.02 billion
- VIACOM (Q1 2018)
- Q1 revenue of $3.07 billion
--- Media Networks $2.56 billion
--- Films $544 million
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