WWE and Foxtel have extended their partnership into its 18th year with a new agreement to broadcast WWE programming live in Australia.

AMC Networks reported second-quarter net income of $102.6 million, up 34 percent on the year-ago period, with a strong performance from its U.S. cable networks.

Lionsgate has secured the worldwide distribution rights, outside of the U.S. and U.K., for the upcoming TV adaptation of Little Women.

Netflix has ordered its first Chinese-language original series, Bardo, a jailbreak thriller from Taiwan.

Warner Bros. Digital Networks has officially unveiled Stage 13, which will launch in October via YouTube, Facebook and at Stage13.com, with monthly series premieres.

According to the International Licensing Industry Merchandisers’ Association's (LIMA) new survey, the global licensing industry has reached $262.9 billion, a 4.4 percent increase from the previous year's amount.

HBO has renewed the comedy series Ballers for a fourth season and Insecure for a third.

World Screen and TV Kids are partnering with Reed MIDEM to present the third-annual Kids Trendsetter Awards at MIPJunior, recognizing SUPER RTL’s Janine Weigold, Turner’s Patricia Hidalgo, ABC TV’s Michael Carrington and Gloob’s Paula Taborda dos Guaranys.

WWE and PPTV have secured a deal that will see WWE Network become available in China for the first time.

RCN Colombia has picked up the first season of New Form's Mr. Student Body President from Keshet International for its AVOD service canalrcn.com.