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After 27 years at a company he calls his family, Pierluigi Gazzolo is leaving ViacomCBS at the end of the month to take a break from a corporate career and look at different paths ahead.

Detective Chinatown 2 and The King’s Avatar: For the Glory are headed to Tubi as part of the AVOD platform's content deal with Wanda Pictures.

Michael Ellenberg discussed Media Res’ focus on premium TV, opportunities for international collaboration and resuming production on The Morning Show in his keynote conversation with World Screen’s Anna Carugati at MIA.

Channing Dungey has been named as the new chairman of Warner Bros. Television Group, succeeding Peter Roth.

Accelerating its efforts to serve the needs of the content business, World Screen is launching four state-of-the-art new services in November: World Screen Premieres and World Screen Festivals for our English-language readers, and TV Latina Premieres and TV Latina Festivales for our community of Spanish-language users.

Peter Roth will be stepping down from his responsibilities as chairman of the Warner Bros. Television Group in early 2021.

A MIPCOM Online+ panel today moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati took a deep dive into what’s driving the success at Tubi, with Adam Lewinson outlining the AVOD platform’s content strategy, while Banijay Rights’ Matt Creasey weighed in on how the distributor is working with the service and Foxtel’s Mark Frain discussed the benefits of their partnership in the Australian market.

Adam Boorstin and Matt Crowley have been tapped to be the new co-CEOs of Studio 71, a Red Arrow Studios company.

Cineflix Rights has appointed Tom Misselbrook, a Miramax and BBC Studios alum, to the newly created role of senior VP of scripted sales and development.

Warner Bros. Television Group has signed an exclusive, multiyear overall deal with artist, author, political strategist and Black Lives Matter co-founder and executive director Patrisse Cullors.