Chelsea Regan

HBO, in an effort to provide access to entertainment for those staying home amid the coronavirus pandemic, has made nearly 500 hours of programming available to stream for free for a limited time on HBO Now and HBO GO.

Trioscope Studios has partnered with Truly*Adventurous to adapt Greg Nichols’ article "The Havana Job" as a television series.

Ruptly, a video news agency, has entered into a new partnership with the global online broadcast distributor TVU Networks.

BBC Scotland has commissioned new programming that is scheduled to be rolled out to entertain audiences during this period of social distancing and isolation.

Marquee TV has partnered with the Royal Opera House and the Royal Shakespeare Company to stream performances directly to audiences’ homes around the world.

Red Arrow Studios International is set to launch a dozen new TV movies on its spring and summer slate of titles.

ESPN and Major League Baseball (MLB) have expanded their partnership with a new rights agreement that will bring live league games to ESPN’s TV and OTT platforms across multiple markets in Europe and Africa.

Adam Townsend is set to depart Showtime Networks at the end of the month, with Michael Crotty assuming the role of executive VP and chief financial officer.

Capacitor Studios, a new IP-focused television and film production company, has been launched by Paul Hanson, former Covert Media CEO, Annapurna Productions COO and QED co-founder, and Surge Licensing’s Elan Freedman, as well as Ian McGloin and Asa Greenberg.

BBC Studios has plans to bring the BritBox streaming service to Australia, following its successful launch in the U.S., Canada and the U.K.