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The Walt Disney Company has extended Robert A. Iger's contract, keeping him as CEO through 2026.

WildBrain has inked new deals with broadcasters in North America and Europe for its co-production with A Stark Production and Infinite Studios, The Deep.

AXN, Animax, GEM and ONE have been pulled from Indonesian pay-TV operator TransVision.

Sky has set up a new production fund intended to discover new talent and ideas in sports content.

Fremantle has licensed the true-crime series Shadow of Truth to air in the U.K. on BBC Four and iPlayer.

Mediawan has invested in Black Box and A Perfect Man producer 24 25 Films.

The nominees for the 75th Emmy Awards have been unveiled, with HBO’s Succession securing 27 nominations, followed by The Last of Us with 24 and The White Lotus with 23.

SPI International’s Haymi Behar, zone·tv’s Jeff Weber, FilmRise’s Max Einhorn and Lightning International’s James Ross have joined the roster of speakers set for keynotes during the FAST Festival, which begins July 25. You can register for the event here for free.

BossaNova Media and Channel 4 have joined forces to co-finance Spark Media’s new premium history series Ottoman Empire by Train.

Henrik Pabst, chief content officer of the Seven.One Entertainment Group and managing director of Seven.One Studios, explains the rationale for ProSiebenSat.1’s realignment, the focus on German content while not abandoning U.S. films and TV series and more.