ViacomCBS
The company historically known as ViacomCBS is no longer operating under that name. ViacomCBS was created in 2019 through the recombination of CBS Corporation and Viacom. In 2022, ViacomCBS changed its corporate name to Paramount Global, aligning the public company more closely with the Paramount entertainment brand. That was only one stage in a much larger series of corporate changes.
In 2025, Skydance Media and Paramount completed a transaction that created Paramount Skydance Corporation. As of December 31, 2025, that company employed approximately 17,600 full- and part-time employees across 30 countries, plus roughly 3,600 project-based staff. Its business included film, television, streaming, broadcast networks, cable channels, news, sports, animation, games, and other media operations.
The most important current correction is that the corporate structure changed again on October 6, 2026. Paramount Skydance completed its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, and the combined company was renamed Skydance Corporation, generally branded simply as Skydance. The new company brings together Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., CBS, HBO, CNN, CBS News, CBS Sports, TNT Sports, Paramount+, major cable networks, Skydance businesses, and extensive film and television libraries. Its Class B shares now trade on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker SKYD.
Skydance Corporation
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
United States
Current SEC filings dated October 2026 continue to identify 1515 Broadway as Skydance Corporation’s principal executive office.
The principal corporate office is
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
This remains the current SEC-listed executive headquarters following the October 2026 Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition.
Skydance also maintains major operations in Los Angeles and other global entertainment centers because the combined company includes film studios, television networks, streaming services, production companies, and former Warner Bros. Discovery operations.However, the principal executive address currently reported to the SEC remains New York.
ViacomCBS Inc. and later Paramount Global also used 1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036, but the company name and ownership structure have changed substantially.The correct current corporate name as of October 2026 is:
Skydance Corporation
not ViacomCBS and not Paramount Global.
212-258-6000.
There is no single universal Customer Service number for every Skydance business.Consumers should contact the specific service, such as Paramount+, a television network, streaming platform, studio, licensing operation, or other brand.
1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036
1515 Broadway, New York, NY 10036
Investor Relations: investorrelations@paramount.com
Media: msz@paramount.com
Media: laura.watson@paramount.com.
Media, Entertainment, Film, Television, Streaming, Broadcasting, News, Sports, Animation and Digital Media
The current company has multiple historical roots.
ViacomCBS: 2019
Renamed Paramount Global: 2022
Paramount Skydance structure: 2025
Current Skydance Corporation: October 6, 2026.
Before the October 2026 WBD combination, Paramount Skydance reported approximately:
17,600 full- and part-time employees
plus
3,600 project-based staff
as of December 31, 2025.
A new comparable consolidated post-WBD employee total had not yet been published in the sources reviewed immediately after closing.
David Ellison
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer.
Ynon Kreiz
Current post-WBD leadership information identifies him as Co-Chief Executive Officer.
New York Stock Exchange
Ticker
SKYD.
Skydance does not publish general public walk-in headquarters hours.Corporate visits should be arranged in advance.
Current corporate pages are transitioning to Skydance branding following the October 2026 combination.
https://www.paramount.com/careers
Paramount Pictures produces, finances, markets, and distributes major theatrical films.The studio remains one of the central film businesses within the new Skydance organization.
Following the October 2026 acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, Warner Bros. Pictures became part of the same combined corporate group.
The company now operates two major film-studio systems under one parent.
CBS is one of the company’s largest broadcast television assets.It distributes scripted entertainment, news, sports, reality programming, specials, and local-affiliate content across the United States.
CBS News provides national and international journalism across television and digital platforms.The post-WBD company also now includes CNN, giving Skydance two major global news organizations.
CNN joined the combined company through the Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition.The network operates global television and digital news services.
CBS Sports provides live sports coverage across broadcast and streaming platforms.Its programming includes major professional and collegiate sporting events.
TNT Sports became part of Skydance through the Warner Bros. Discovery transaction.Its portfolio strengthens the company’s live sports and cable television business.
Paramount+ is the company’s subscription streaming service offering films, television series, sports, CBS programming, originals, and selected library content.
HBO joined the current company through the WBD acquisition.It operates premium television and streaming programming known for original series, documentaries, films, and specials.
Pluto TV is an advertising-supported streaming television service.It provides free live channels and on-demand programming supported by advertising.
Nickelodeon produces and distributes children’s and family entertainment across television, streaming, licensing, and consumer products.
MTV remains one of the company’s major entertainment and youth-culture brands.Its programming extends across television, digital media, live events, and related content.
BET provides entertainment, music, cultural, and lifestyle programming focused on Black audiences and creators.
Comedy Central distributes comedy series, specials, animated programming, and other entertainment content.
Showtime is part of the company’s premium entertainment portfolio.Its programming includes original dramas, comedies, documentaries, and other premium content.
Skydance Television develops and produces scripted television programming for streaming and broadcast partners.
Skydance Animation develops animated films and series.It remains an important part of the combined company’s creative production businesses.
The company develops interactive and gaming experiences based on original and licensed intellectual property.
Warner Bros. Television joined the current company through the October 2026 transaction.It produces scripted and unscripted television content for internal and external platforms.
Skydance licenses films, series, formats, characters, and other intellectual property to broadcasters, streaming platforms, distributors, and commercial partners worldwide.
The company’s broadcast networks, cable channels, streaming platforms, and digital services generate advertising revenue through traditional and digital ad sales.
Skydance licenses entertainment properties for toys, apparel, publishing, games, attractions, merchandise, and other consumer products.
The combined company distributes theatrical films through Paramount and Warner Bros. studio operations.
Following the WBD acquisition, Skydance stated that the combined group intends to deliver at least 30 high-quality theatrical films annually.
Skydance produces scripted, unscripted, news, sports, animation, and entertainment programming.
The new combined company has stated an expected output of more than 180 television shows and series.
212-258-6000.
212-258-6000
212-258-6000
212-258-6000
No single corporate-wide number exists for all consumer brands.
Customers should contact the specific network, streaming service, studio, or business involved.
Not centrally published for all Skydance brands.
No universal corporate consumer toll-free number is published.
Skydance does not publish one universal sales line.Advertising, distribution, licensing, and commercial sales are handled by specialized business units.
No single corporate billing number exists because billing differs by service and platform.
The company has numerous regional and international offices, but no single regional contact number applies worldwide.
Not applicable as a single centralized number.
For corporate headquarters from outside the United States
+1-212-258-6000
No general public corporate emergency hotline is published.
Skydance’s investor pages do not prominently publish a general IR phone number, but the Investor Relations email is:
investorrelations@paramount.com.
1-800-401-1957 for U.S. direct shareholders.
1-800-468-9716 for Canada or U.S. Virgin Islands.
1-651-450-4064 outside the U.S.
Skydance currently routes media inquiries primarily through email rather than one universal public phone number.
Current media contacts
msz@paramount.com
laura.watson@paramount.com.
No universal applicant HR number is publicly promoted.
https://www.paramount.com/careers
Not applicable.
For a true corporate matter, call 212-258-6000, the current phone number listed in Skydance Corporation’s October 2026 SEC filings for its principal executive office at 1515 Broadway. This is the appropriate starting point for headquarters-level routing, but ordinary streaming, subscription, television, studio, licensing, or consumer questions should usually be directed to the specific business rather than corporate headquarters.
If the issue concerns shares or investor records, contact Skydance Investor Relations at investorrelations@paramount.com or use EQ Shareowner Services. U.S. direct shareholders can call 1-800-401-1957, while international shareholder support uses 1-651-450-4064. For media inquiries, the company currently publishes direct email contacts for its communications team.
Consumers should identify exactly which business is involved before escalating. A Paramount+ subscription issue, CBS affiliate complaint, Warner Bros. licensing matter, streaming billing problem, or corporate shareholder concern will all go to different teams. Have account information, transaction details, content or service involved, dates, screenshots, and prior case numbers ready.
Complaints can involve streaming subscriptions, billing, television programming, advertising, intellectual property, shareholder matters, privacy, employment, licensing, content availability, or corporate conduct. Because Skydance now contains many formerly separate businesses, it is essential to identify the exact service or subsidiary before escalation.
Begin with the customer-support channel for the specific product or brand involved. For example, a Paramount+ subscriber should use Paramount+ support rather than calling the Skydance corporate switchboard. Provide the account email, subscription information, transaction date, device or platform, and any existing support case.
If the complaint concerns CBS, CNN, HBO, Paramount Pictures, Warner Bros., Pluto TV, Nickelodeon, investor relations, licensing, privacy, or another specialized unit, route the issue directly to that business. This prevents a corporate operator from having to redirect a highly specialized request.
If the first support team cannot resolve the issue, ask for escalation to a supervisor, account specialist, billing team, platform support lead, or appropriate management contact. Keep the original case number and provide a concise timeline of what has already happened.
Use the relevant service’s written support or privacy contact so there is a documented record. For corporate privacy matters, Skydance maintains a Privacy Rights Center and accepts written correspondence addressed to its Privacy Team at 1515 Broadway.
For a serious unresolved corporate matter, send correspondence to
Skydance Corporation
1515 Broadway
New York, NY 10036
Phone: 212-258-6000
Include the relevant subsidiary or brand, account or transaction information, previous complaint history, and the resolution requested.
Shareholder complaints should go to Investor Relations or EQ Shareowner Services. Privacy complaints should use the Privacy Rights Center. Media inquiries should go to corporate communications. Subscription or digital-service complaints should remain with the applicable streaming platform’s billing or account team.
The proper regulator depends heavily on the complaint. Securities matters may involve the SEC, broadcast matters may involve the FCC, privacy matters may involve state attorneys general or privacy regulators, and employment complaints may involve the EEOC or state labor agencies. Copyright complaints require separate intellectual-property procedures.
Subscription or payment disputes may be raised with the customer’s card issuer, app store, payment provider, state Attorney General, or consumer-protection authority. Keep screenshots, cancellation confirmations, billing statements, and case numbers before filing externally.
For an unresolved legal dispute, review the terms governing the specific service, subscription, platform, or transaction. Different Skydance businesses may use different arbitration clauses, governing-law provisions, or notice requirements. A formal demand, small-claims action, arbitration, mediation, or legal counsel may be appropriate depending on the dispute. The corporate name used in any formal filing should reflect the correct current entity rather than the obsolete ViacomCBS name.
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