Mansha Daswani

Paramount Global Content Distribution is bringing Wrestling Central, a new FAST channel, to The Roku Channel.

Hong Kong's myTV SUPER has sealed its first deal to launch a slate of partner FAST channels, aligning with Lightning International to add 14 to its platform.

Fawesome is set to bring 14 independent films from Iris Indie Global to its users in North America, the U.K., Australia and New Zealand as exclusives.

Deep Fusion Films has created a new technology division, with Verbl, an AI-supported dubbing tool, as the first product to launch under the banner.

Hosting its Capital Markets Day today, Banijay laid out its growth roadmap as it works toward reaching its target of €7 billion in revenues by 2028, including an eye on "transformative" M&A.

Charter Communications has reached a deal to acquire Cox Communications for $34.5 billion, bringing together two of the biggest pay-TV operators in the U.S.

Colin Petrie-Norris, who previously built Xumo TV, has launched Fairground Entertainment, a new studio and streaming distribution service focused on AI-generated content.

Digital was a bright spot in RTL Group's first-quarter financials, with subs topping 7.1 million, an 18.5 percent gain, and streaming revenues up almost 30 percent.

Revenues at ProSiebenSat.1 Media were largely in line with last year at €855 million ($955.3 million), while adjusted EBITDA took a hit as a result of declines in the linear ad business.

ITV plc reported Q1 revenues of £875 million ($1.2 billion), a 1 percent slip on last year and in line with the company's expectations, "demonstrating the continued successful implementation of our strategic priorities," CEO Carolyn McCall said.