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A+E Networks UK has commissioned the docuseries Lost Relics of the Knights Templar from Fired Up Films in Belfast and London-based Krempelwood.

To commemorate Dr. Seuss's birthday, Dr. Seuss Enterprises, together with Random House Children's Books, the publishing home of Dr. Seuss books, is introducing new ways to honor the author’s classic characters and stories through a variety of events, merchandise, partnerships and more.

Discovery, Inc. has hired Lisa Holme, who previously spent nearly ten years at Hulu, as group senior VP of content and commercial strategy for direct-to-consumer.

Mediacorp has partnered with the VOD service provider dimsum entertainment to bring a selection of Thai drama series to Mediacorp’s meWATCH digital video service.

Jetpack Distribution has picked up the global rights for the CBBC live-action game series A Week to Beat the World.

Indian pay-TV platform Tata Sky is launching Tata Sky Hits this month in association with Rewind Networks, delivering classic U.S. TV shows from the 1980s and 1990s.

Dutch public broadcaster EO has ordered a local adaptation of Keshet International’s The A Word.

Fourth-quarter profit at Discovery, Inc. rose to $476 million on revenues that were 2 percent higher at $2.9 billion.

The CEO talks about juggling being a creator, writer and executive producer while running a company.

Pay-TV revenues in Canada and the U.S. peaked in 2015 at $112 billion, and Digital TV Research is forecasting that revenues will fall by $50 billion to $62 billion in 2025.