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Season three of the Emmy-nominated series Marvel's Spider-Man: Maximum Venom is set to debut next month with a one-hour special on Disney XD and DisneyNOW.

Due to the concerns around coronavirus, Disney, NBCUniversal, Sony, ViacomCBS and Warner Bros. have decided to explore alternative options to hosting the L.A. Screenings in Los Angeles.

CBS Television Network will forego its live presentation to the advertising community at Carnegie Hall, opting instead for a video presentation, and NBCUniversal has canceled its live Upfronts, with plans to televise and stream the event.

Netflix has bolstered its roster of titles that will be produced in Turkey, including a new version of the international sports reality competition format Exatlon.

Purely Capital has launched a new financial technology receivables platform to assist producers and distributors waiting for long-dated license fee payments on content commissioned or acquired by global streaming platforms.

Oxygen is set to expand its slate with true-crime projects from Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos as well as BuzzFeed News.

The U.K. indie Brown Bob Productions, which specializes in high-volume rig shows, is opening its first U.S. office, with NBCU alum Gillian Hourihan set to helm the operation.

BBC Two has commissioned Dragonfly Film & TV, part of Endemol Shine UK, to produce Cops Like Us, a three-part series following officers as they talk candidly about the frustrations of being on the beat in one of the U.K.’s most crime-ridden cities.

ESPN and Major League Baseball (MLB) have expanded their partnership with a new rights agreement that will bring live league games to ESPN’s TV and OTT platforms across multiple markets in Europe and Africa.

Viacom International Studios UK (VIS UK) is set to produce a ten-part music documentary series for the American digital cable and satellite-TV network REELZ titled The Story of the Songs.