Mansha Daswani

Nine Entertainment in Australia has confirmed Matthew Stanton as its new CEO and managing director, effective immediately.

In a $3 billion deal, Comcast has renewed its media rights agreement with the International Olympic Committee (IOC), remaining as the U.S. home for all games through 2036.

Sports streamer DAZN has entered into a strategic pact with LIV Golf, securing the executive broadcast rights to the league in several territories.

Growth in online consumer spending is expected to outpace that of the media and entertainment sector.

FAST is no longer dominated by archive content, according to a new study from Gracenote.

The BBC has named the recipients of three different funding schemes for indies, investing in 50 different TV and radio outfits across the U.K.

Netflix becomes the exclusive new home for WWE in India effective April 1.

Licensed shows, live and gaming are all key growth areas for Netflix, according to CFO Spencer Neumann, with its $18 billion annual content expenditure “not anywhere near a ceiling.”

Sweden's AIK Fotboll is working with Pluto TV on a dedicated FAST channel, delivering match highlights, interviews, the series Studio AIK and more.

Sports fans in the U.S. are as likely to watch live games on streamers as they are on broadcast or cable networks.