Kristin Brzoznowski

SYDNEY: Australia's Network Ten is expecting an EBITDA loss of up to A$5 million ($3.8 million) for the half-year, blaming a weak ad market and calling for the reduction of license fees.

MENLO PARK: Facebook has confirmed that it is launching a new app for set-top boxes that will allow viewers to stream videos on their TVs.

UNIVERSAL CITY: Universal Filmed Entertainment is taking a minority stake in Amblin, joining fellow investors such as Entertainment One (eOne), Participant Media, Reliance Entertainment and Alibaba Pictures.

SILVER SPRING: Discovery Communications' fourth-quarter revenues increased 2 percent year on year to $1.67 billion, with a nice lift at the U.S. networks.

NEW YORK: Netflix is rolling out more than 1,000 hours of new series, movies, stand-up specials, documentaries and more for its members around the world.

NEW YORK: Alongside reporting its quarterly financials, Viacom has provided an update on the company's strategic priorities, with a five-point plan that includes putting its "full power" behind six flagship brands: BET, Comedy Central, MTV, Nickelodeon, Nick Jr. and Paramount.

LONDON: A host of investors, among them Maker Studios co-founder Ben Donovan, are backing the new VR platform Blend Media.

PARIS: Ivana Kirkbride, the chief content officer at go90, is on the MIPTV keynote roster and will speak on the topic of creating original content for the millennial audience.

BURBANK: The Walt Disney Company's revenue for the first quarter slipped 3 percent to $14.8 billion, with a decline in profit at ESPN impacting results in the cable networks segment.

NEW YORK: Revenues grew by 11 percent at Time Warner in the fourth quarter to $7.9 billion, while adjusted operating profits rose 25 percent to $1.8 billion.