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AT&T's third-quarter revenues grew by 15.3 percent to $45.7 billion, largely as a result of its acquisition of Time Warner.

Entertainment One (eOne) has entered into a multiyear first-look deal with entertainment mogul Tommy Mottola’s Mottola Media Group (MMG) for scripted and unscripted TV programming.

With the completion of Breakthrough Entertainment’s management buyout, Peter Williamson, executive producer and co-founder, is stepping down.

Netflix is looking to raise $2 billion in financing through debt securities, with plans to use the proceeds for "general corporate purposes," including more content acquisitions and the development and production of original programming.

MTV has hired Lars Silberbauer, a former LEGO executive, as senior VP for Viacom’s MTV Digital Studios.

Series Mania has opened its 2019 “Call for Projects” with a deadline of January 9, 2019, for producers to submit their works for the Forum’s annual Co-Pro Pitching Sessions.

According to new figures from Digital TV Research, global revenues from pay TV and OTT TV episodes and movies will reach $265 billion in 2018, rising from the $254 billion recorded in 2017 and the $234 billion in 2015.

Discovery and the PGA Tour have revealed GOLFTV, a new live and on-demand international video streaming service that will launch globally outside the U.S. in 2019.

Amazon Studios has elevated James Farrell to the role of head of international originals, a newly created post.

Sunny skies returned to Cannes today as MIPCOM wrapped with some 13,800 participants and a record number of 4,800 companies from 110 countries in attendance.