Mansha Daswani

David Eilenberg is exiting his content post at Roku Media to return to ITV America.

Direct-to-consumer was a bright spot in Paramount Global's first quarter, with revenues rising 9 percent as Paramount+ expanded its base to 79 million subs.

The Monster Jam FAST channel has launched on Prime Video following a deal clinched by SPACEMOB.

Presenting its 2025-26 Upfront slate, NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises highlighted its planned 5,000 hours of live TV on Telemundo, which ended Q1 as the most-watched Spanish-language broadcast network in prime time in the U.S.

Warner Bros. Discovery reported Q1 revenues of $9 billion, a 9 percent decrease excluding foreign currency fluctuations, with streaming gains offset by lower revenues from its studios and global linear networks segments.

VERSANT, Comcast's planned spin-off consisting of select news, sports and entertainment assets, has clinched a two-year deal with NBCUniversal for advertising sales.

FOX Entertainment has given a fourth season order to Animal Control with Joel McHale and opted for a second season of Going Dutch with Denis Leary.

Dubai Sports Channels has secured the media rights to Eredivisie Dutch football for MENA through to 2028.

CBS has unveiled its 2025-26 programming schedule, with the lineup featuring a new Dick Wolf drama block on Monday nights, a true-crime series from Harlan Coben and Taylor Sheridan’s Y: Marshals.

BBC Studios is working with Tata Play Binge to expand the reach of BBC Player in India, delivering access to a suite of docs, dramas, comedies and kids' shows.