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U.S. advertising and studio revenues at NBCUniversal slipped in Q3, with overall revenues at parent company Comcast Corporation largely stable at $30.1 billion.

Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has set a new structure for global brands, franchises and experiences.

Advertising woes, the conflict in Israel and Gaza, inflation and escalating production costs may have everyone on edge, but the mood in Cannes was less “the sky is falling” and more, as Lucy Smith, the market’s director, said at a closing press conference, “from challenges come opportunities,” as demonstrated by the plethora of keynotes and news throughout the week.

Nicely Entertainment is soon to launch the Darkly Entertainment banner, a new label dedicated to producing and distributing darker dramatic content for theatrical and digital distribution.

Nadav Palti, CEO and president of Dori Media Group, talks to World Screen Newsflash about leading the company during the current crisis in Israel.

Kantar's Q3 Entertainment on Demand (EoD) data covering the U.S., U.K., Australia, Germany, Spain and France reveals strong subs growth for Disney+, Paramount+, Apple TV+ and Netflix, which has maintained its dominance despite increased competition.

Total revenues at TelevisaUnivision rose by 11 percent in Q3 to reach $1.3 billion, driven by gains in ad revenues in Mexico and global direct-to-consumer subscribers.

Another season of the apocalyptic family comedy Everyone Else Burns has been greenlit by The CW Network ahead of its season one premiere.

During the four days of the MIPCOM market, highlights from ORF-Enterprise's lineup were selected to hit screens around the world.

The Crunchyroll subscription service has become available via Prime Video Channels in the U.S. and will launch later this week in Canada, Sweden and the U.K.