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FOX is leaning into its position as the number one network for adults 18 to 49 in the U.S., unveiling a 2025-26 schedule that bets big on unscripted, comedies and animation.

A comedy starring Tracy Morgan and Daniel Radcliffe, the return of its biggest drama franchises and a slate of unscripted hits anchor NBC's 2025 fall schedule.

Third quarter revenues at Fox Corporation rose by 27 percent to $4.37 billion, boosted in large part by ad revenues from coverage of the Super Bowl.

Tubi’s adult animated comedy Breaking Bear has added Brendan Fraser (The Whale), Sarah Michelle Gellar (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Annie Murphy (Schitt’s Creek), Elizabeth Hurley (The Royals) and Josh Gad (Frozen) as voice actors.

David Eilenberg is exiting his content post at Roku Media to return to ITV America.

Direct-to-consumer was a bright spot in Paramount Global's first quarter, with revenues rising 9 percent as Paramount+ expanded its base to 79 million subs.

The Monster Jam FAST channel has launched on Prime Video following a deal clinched by SPACEMOB.

Peacock has slated DIG, executive produced by Mike Schur (A Man on the Inside, The Good Place, Parks and Recreation) and Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation, Inside Out).

The WNET Group has tapped Randall T. Decker as senior director of technology to oversee infrastructure and production technology, as well as engineering and broadcast services.

RIISE Productions has promoted Amy McCulloch to global head of development of film and TV to expand its originals slate internationally.