New research from Leichtman Research Group (LRG) has found that 54 percent of U.S. adults report that they have Netflix in their household, while 53 percent have a DVR.

MONTREAL: Sarah Haasz, the director of original production for DHX Television, has been appointed to the Youth Media Alliance board of directors.

SINGAPORE: Asian streaming platform HOOQ is making Warner Bros. Television’s latest DC series Powerless available on HOOQ the same day as its U.S. telecast.

NEW YORK: Liberty Global is among the new investors that contributed to iflix's latest funding round, with $90 million secured to accelerate the SVOD service's expansion into the Middle East, Africa and new markets in Asia.

MADRID: RTVE has revealed its new HD children's channel, Clan for America, which is meant to bring the best programming and values from Spain's Clan to the Americas.

HALIFAX: DHX Media’s CPLG has forged a global strategic alliance with Latin American licensing agency Tycoon that will see the companies work together to handle key brand opportunities in their regional markets.

LOS ANGELES: Mikael Hed, a former CEO of Rovio Entertainment, has formed a new start-up, Kaiken Entertainment, which purchased Rovio's TV animation studio in Vancouver.

LONDON: Hat Trick International has scored a range of new deals for Keo Films’ three-part documentary special Exodus: Our Journey to Europe.

BURBANK: John Louie has been appointed as senior VP of international at Warner Bros. Consumer Products (WBCP), joining the company from Mattel.

NEW YORK: Brad Gardner has been elevated to the expanded role of senior VP of development and original programming for Paramount Network and TV Land.