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Tubi has expanded its content deal partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery, an agreement that now includes DC movies such as The Batman, Black Adam, Wonder Woman and Aquaman.

Netflix has released a new report with viewership data that covers more than 18,000 titles—representing 99 percent of all viewing on the platform—and says it will continue to do so twice a year.

NATPE Global has confirmed more contributors for its lineup, including key players from Paramount, Fremantle and Prime Video, among others.

In 2024, churn will continue to increase, Magid predicts, noting that movement between services and bundling offer a growth opportunity for streamers as subscribers notice price increases for certain SVODs and view AVOD as a viable option.

BritBox International has appointed Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) alum Nimesh Kataria as its new CFO, effective April 2024, and Netflix alum Alana McGaughey as VP of global PR and comms.

Disney Entertainment has entered into a short-term U.S. content agreement with Netflix that includes shows such as This Is Us and Lost.

The Infocomm Media Development Authority (IMDA) of Singapore is funding S$55 million ($41 million) to support international co-productions and enhance local virtual production capabilities.

Laurens Woldberg has been tapped as managing director of ITV Studios Netherlands, joining from the Dutch public broadcaster KRO-NCRV.

The Showtime linear channel is being rebranded as Paramount+ with Showtime on January 8.

FilmRise has inked a deal with Samsung TV Plus Europe to bring a host of branded and single-IP channels to connected TVs and Galaxy devices across Europe.