It’s been about 18 months since Lionsgate began taking steps to separate its film and TV studio business from Starz — a ...

The streaming and premium cable outlet formally separated from Lionsgate on May 7. By Rick Porter Television Business Editor It’s been about 18 months since Lionsgate began taking steps to ...

It’s been about 18 months since Lionsgate began taking steps to separate its film and TV studio business from Starz — a process Starz president and CEO Jeffrey Hirsch likens to renovating a house.

The premium cable and streaming outlet is once again a standalone company, with shares on the Nasdaq exchange.

The chief executive tells TheWrap about the its strategy around content and bundling, M&A opportunities and more following ...

Starz Entertainment Corp ... George” and “Sweetpea.” Again, the goal here is to have a great portfolio of content that really helps drive the subscriber base and the viewership base.

The company is also the owner of STARZ, a premium subscription platform ... the flexibility to pursue their respective business goals and growth strategies. Investors and industry watchers ...

Lions Gate Entertainment Corp.’s LGF.B share price has dipped by 6.05%, which has investors questioning if this is right time to buy.