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Acorn TV has unveiled the lineup of exclusive U.S. premieres coming to the streaming service in June, among them the British crime drama Loch Ness.

New consumer research from Leichtman Research Group (LRG) finds that 69 percent of U.S. TV households have at least one television set connected to the internet.

CBS Entertainment has appointed Sharon Vuong as senior VP of alternative programming.

BET Networks has revealed at its 2017-18 Upfront presentation several new original programs such as 50 Central featuring Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson, as well as returning shows and a rebrand of a companion channel to focus on African-American women.

Shaun Seow is exiting his post as CEO of Mediacorp to join its parent company, Temasek.

Keshet International (KI) has expanded its digital team with the appointments of Pasa Mustafa as creative director for digital and Heather Brewster as VP of development for digital.

Netflix has inked a content licensing agreement with China's iQIYI for a selection of original series, including Stranger Things and Black Mirror.

WWE has inked an agreement that will see its program SmackDown broadcast on TV5 in the Philippines beginning April 30.

DISH has promoted Andy LeCuyer to senior VP of programming, responsible for the acquisition and renewal of DISH and Sling TV content.

For the second consecutive year, Logo has partnered with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to become the exclusive U.S. broadcast home of the Eurovision Song Contest and will air the 62nd annual Grand Final live and commercial-free next month.