Jamie Stalcup

Major League Baseball (MLB) has signed new three-year rights agreements with NBCUniversal, Netflix and ESPN, covering the 2026 through 2028 baseball seasons.

Lionsgate Worldwide Television Distribution Group has teamed up with Debmar-Mercury for MovieSphere Gold, the first contemporary all-movie digital network.

The Canadian companies Sphere Media and Zone 3 have merged to combine their expertise in the production of French- and English-language content for local and international markets.

Group revenues at RTL Group were stable in the third quarter at €1.34 billion, despite ad revenues dropping 2.8 percent and Fremantle revenues slipping 4.5 percent.

India’s Sony LIV has partnered with YouTube TV and YouTube Primetime Channels to offer viewers the ability to subscribe to Sony LIV in the U.S., the U.K., France, Germany and Australia.

FOX Entertainment Global has tapped Sabrina Hall Aguirre, formerly manager of international sales at PBS Distribution, as its new director of content sales for Latin America.

BBC Studios Nordic Production has made three new appointments across Denmark and Norway to support its growth ambitions across the region.

The Walt Disney Company’s channels, including ESPN, ABC, National Geographic, FX and others, have returned to YouTube TV after the company inked a new multiyear agreement with Google.

The SAG-AFTRA board received a report from Duncan Crabtree-Ireland, the national executive director and chief negotiator, that the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards will now be known as The Actor Awards presented by SAG-AFTRA.

The Walt Disney Company’s fourth quarter revenues were almost flat at $22.5 billion, while total segment operating income decreased 5 percent to $3.5 billion.