According to new figures from Digital TV Research, global revenues from pay TV and OTT TV episodes and movies will reach $265 billion in 2018, rising from the $254 billion recorded in 2017 and the $234 billion in 2015.

There have been a number of executive shakeups at CBS Corporation, where Richard Parsons has resigned from the board of directors and David Nevins has been named chief creative officer as well as chairman of Showtime Networks.

Charlie Collier, AMC's president and general manager, has been appointed as CEO of entertainment for the new "Fox" to be spun off in connection with 21st Century Fox's merger with The Walt Disney Company.

Despite the deluge of high-profile dramas drumming up buzz throughout the Palais, there were some entertainment formats that managed to make noise at MIPCOM—though few were brand-new entrants to the formats fray.

Amazon Studios has elevated James Farrell to the role of head of international originals, a newly created post.

Hasbro released its financial results for the third quarter, with net revenues down by 12 percent to $1.57 billion versus $1.79 billion last year.

BAFTA has announced the nominations for this year's British Academy Children's Awards, which recognize the best in kids' television and film.

Discovery and the PGA Tour have revealed GOLFTV, a new live and on-demand international video streaming service that will launch globally outside the U.S. in 2019.