TheMaven, Inc. operating under the brand name “The Arena Group” a tech-powered media company, today announced financial results for the three and nine-month period ended September 30, 2021.

The Arena Group today announced that it will release its financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2021 on Monday, November 15, 2021 following the close of the market.

The Arena Group and Sports Illustrated announced today the appointment of Joy Russo as SI’s Executive Editor, Content Strategy.

Arena Group CEO Ross Levinsohn to deliver a corporate presentation on Wednesday October 13th, at the 14th Annual LD Micro Main Event Conference in Los Angeles.

This new identity celebrates the company’s efforts over the past year to focus its core business strategy - building scalable media verticals on a dynamic single technical platform, around passionate consumer interests.

Forbes details Maven’s rebranding as The Arena Group, strengthening the company's identity as a dynamic, tech-powered media ecosystem.

Barrett Media includes Sports Illustrated on their "5 Who Get It" list, detailing Sports Illustrated's more than 42 million monthly users.

Sports Illustrated Media Group is now the fastest growing sports property in the United States according to Comscore, and ranks #6 across sports media with more than 42 million monthly users. The vertical has grown nearly 300% in the last year.

Front Office Sports reports Sports Illustrated Media Group is now the fastest-growing sports media property in the U.S., with its number of unique visitors growing 293% year-over-year.

Forbes details iHeartMedia announcing a multi-year exclusive agreement to co-produce eight original podcasts with award-winning sports media brand Sports Illustrated and the newly formed partnership Sports Illustrated Studios.

iHeartMedia, the No. 1 podcast publisher globally according to podtrac, today announced a multi-year exclusive agreement to co-produce eight original podcasts with award-winning sports media brand Sports Illustrated and newly formed joint venture Sports Illustrated Studios.

GlobeNewsire reports on Maven's adoption of Verizon Media ConnectID, a move that will service more seamless transactions for advertisers and facilitate greater transparency and control for consumers.

Forbes reports on Maven's acquisition of New Jersey-based sports website The Spun, as well as $20 million in equity financing commitments from new and existing institutional investors.

Maven announced its support of Unified ID 2.0, a collaborative and soon-to-be open-source framework for cookieless media to benefit their portfolio of digital publishers.

Cheddar News reports on Sports Illustrated working to expand its range of content after its publisher Maven acquired the "quick-hit, newsy" media outlet, The Spun.

Businesswire reports on Maven's acquisition of The Spun and Maven's completed $20 million equity financing.

Maven announced that the Special Finance & Governance Committee of the Maven Board of Directors has adopted a limited-duration stockholder rights plan to protect the best interests of all of the Company’s stockholders.

Variety details Maven's hiring of veteran Rob Barrett as president of media.

Maven announced that it has completed a $24 million round of financing led by new and existing investors, in efforts to expand business, drive efficiencies and margin, and look for new opportunities in the market.

Maven announced the evolution of its leadership and a new round of investment enabling it to accelerate the execution on its strategic initiatives.

TheStreet, a unit of Maven, is teaming up with Sports Illustrated Fantasy to launch Bull Market Fantasy with Jim Cramer.

Maven closed its acquisition of TheStreet, Inc., a leading financial news and information provider to investors and institutions worldwide.

Maven announced it has raised $23.1 million from several accredited investors, intended to be used by Maven to partially repay a previously announced Amended and Restated 12.0% Senior Secured Note.

Maven announced TheStreet, Inc. has agreed to be acquired by Maven for $16.5 million in cash.

Maven announced two new members of its Board of Directors, Todd D. Sims and John A. Fichthorn, both of whom add decades of experience in corporate development and digital media.