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Henrik Pabst, head of content at ProSiebenSat.1 and CEO of Seven.One Studios, is set for a keynote at the Connected TV Festival, running from April 29 to May 1.

TKO Group-owned WWE has acquired the Mexican lucha libre promotion AAA in partnership with sports and entertainment holding company Fillip.

Four companies dominate the TV OS market in the U.S., according to Hub Entertainment research, with Roku in the lead at 59 percent, followed by Samsung at 49 percent and Amazon's Fire TV and LG each at 35 percent.

Bert Habets will remain as group CEO of ProSiebenSat.1 Media for another three years, through October 2028.

Paramount+ is expanding its Japanese presence via a launch on Lemino, the streaming service powered by leading telco NTT Docomo.

Nuvyyo USA, operator of the Tablo TV device, has clinched a deal to roll out 45 FAST channels from Warner Bros. Discovery.

Netflix reported first-quarter revenues of $10.5 billion, an increase of 12.5 percent on the year-ago period, with a net income of $2.9 billion.

A California appeals court has said CBS can continue distributing Wheel of Fortune and Jeopardy!, pausing a lower court's ruling in its dispute with Sony Pictures Television (SPT).

Whale TV, a licensable TV operating system, has partnered with TPV for the launch of its smart TV models in Asia.

Samsung TV Plus says it now has more FAST channels than any other U.S. platform with a slate of nearly 700 available, including 100-plus that are exclusive to the service.