Sky has added Phyll Opoku-Gyimah, co-founder of UK Black Pride, and Tunde Banjoko, founder of Making the Leap and the UK Social Mobility Awards, to its independent diversity and inclusion advisory council.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has appointed Lisa Collins as group VP for diversity, equity and inclusion to oversee employee initiatives for North America.

Super Channel has combined its current revenue, marketing and creative services and tapped Tanuka Roy as chief operating officer to oversee the newly formed department.

Richard Dickson, president and COO of Mattel, is planning to exit his post next month to take on the role of president and CEO at Gap Inc.

Netflix has ordered a second season of King of Collectibles: The Goldin Touch from Wheelhouse’s Spoke Studios, Omaha Productions and Full Day.

Animals Up Close with Bertie Gregory, a new six-part National Geographic series from Wildstar Films, is slated to stream exclusively on Disney+ beginning September 13.

Jens Richter, CEO of commercial and international at Fremantle, outlined how the company is tapping into its vast catalog to deliver a suite of single-IP and multi-genre services at the FAST Festival.

ITV and Pact have set out a new terms of trade deal fit for the streaming era.

BBC has revealed the cast of The Famous Five, an adaptation of Enid Blyton’s book series of the same name co-produced with ZDF.

The BBC has invested a total of £128.5 million ($166 million) into TV and radio content in the first two years of its creative diversity commitment, exceeding the original commitment of £112 million ($145 million).