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While time spent streaming content continues to rise across the globe, year-on-year growth slowed in May and June following the peaks recorded in April at the height of the COVID-19 shutdown, according to Conviva.

The Goes Wrong Show, a comedy series inspired by Mischief’s Broadway and West End stage production The Play That Goes Wrong, is slated to roll out on Amazon Prime Video in select territories.

Darren Star talks about his latest series, Emily in Paris, the vibrancy of the French capital city as a backdrop and the brilliance of Lily Collins as the eponymous Emily in the dramedy.

A+E Networks International has signed a deal with New Zealand’s TVNZ for the launch of the first Lifetime-branded AVOD channel in the territory.

Wildseed Studios is producing The Last Bus, a ten-part, live-action Netflix original series aimed at the family/co-viewing audience.

Sumner M. Redstone, chairman emeritus of ViacomCBS and chairman and CEO of National Amusements, the controlling shareholder of ViacomCBS, has passed away at the age of 97.

Apple has tied up with Martin Scorsese's Sikelia Productions in a multiyear first-look deal, which includes film and TV productions from the prolific director and producer for Apple TV+.

Playground's Colin Callender and executive producer Melissa Gallant spoke to World Screen Newsflash via video conference about bringing the beloved All Creatures Great and Small stories to TV for a new generation.

Jeff Schlesinger, the president of Warner Bros. Worldwide Television Distribution, is among the executives departing the Warner Bros. leadership team as part of the WarnerMedia realignment.

Kate Laffey, former VP of acquisitions at Cineflix Rights, has been appointed VP of ViacomCBS International Studios (VIS) with immediate effect.