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

Versant, the Comcast-owned company formerly known as SpinCo, has a new programming team. The company has named six executives ...

Versantr has been selected as the new name for the parent company of media assets slated to be spun off from Comcast and NBCU ...

Comcast's cable networks became the latest big company to announce a name change. As a badge for the cable network portfolio ...

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

"It speaks to our adaptability and embraces the opportunity to shape a new, modern media company," CEO Mark Lazarus told ...

Cori Abraham, Jenny Depper, Janice Ferrell and Rebecca Vazquez-Rhodes also board the new company housing Comcast's cable ...

Comcast’s SpinCo, which will include cable networks USA, MSNBC, CNBC and E!, will be renamed Versant to emphasize corporate ...

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

will include most of Comcast’s cable TV assets, including USA, Syfy, E!, CNBC, MSNBC, Oxygen and Golf Channel, as well as some digital businesses like Fandango and Rotten Tomatoes. Versant will ...

It’s a brand new day for several sports and cable channels that used to be under the Comcast/NBC umbrella, moving forward ...

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