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The Walt Disney Company's fourth-quarter revenues rose 4 percent to $23.2 billion, emerging from the year-ago loss of $460 million to deliver a net profit of $2.6 billion.

Fremantle has elevated Trey Durst, who has been with the company since January 2022, to VP of U.S. distribution for its international division.

Andrew Rosen and Anthony Leo have regained sole control of their production company Aircraft Pictures, behind such shows as Geek Girl and Gangnam Project, from Corus Entertainment.

ChaiFlicks has entered into a content partnership with the YIVO Institute for Jewish Research, a New York-based nonprofit focusing on Eastern European Jewish history and culture.

Jeanne Mau has been promoted to executive VP of TV programming diversity, equity and inclusion at NBCUniversal.

In the Black Network (ITBN), a free streaming service highlighting Black content creators, is rolling out a slate of new FAST channels in partnership with Black Enterprise, African Diaspora Network TV, REVOLT Mixtape, HomesteadPlus, Shades of Black, World One TV and One Culture.

DAZN has secured the exclusive broadcasting rights to UEFA club competitions in New Zealand through the 2026/27 season.

Fourth-quarter profit at Fox Corporation fell to $320 million, despite a 2 percent gain in revenues to $3.09 billion.

Nicely Entertainment’s latest film, Finally Me: A Cheerleader’s Dream, has become available to U.S. audiences across VOD platforms such as Peacock, Tubi, Roku, Apple TV+, Prime Video, Freevee and Plex.

UTA will serve as the marketing consultant and talent agency for Banijay Entertainment's Banijay Branded Entertainment (BBE) unit.