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AT&T has revised its subscriber targets for HBO Max, with an AVOD launch in the U.S. set for June and expansion across Latin America and Europe this year.

World Screen Newsflash hears from showrunners with significantly different backgrounds and creative sensibilities about shows they created for FX: Joe Weissberg and Joel Fields with The Americans and Carlton Cuse with The Strain.

Games Workshop Group is placing a renewed focus on its content strategy, tapping former Turner Broadcasting and Hasbro Studios executive Finn Arnesen as its first head of entertainment development.

Cathy Payne, the CEO of Banijay Rights, and Matt Creasey, the EVP of sales, co-productions and acquisitions outside EMEA, talk to World Screen Newsflash about working with producers and clients whose needs continue to change.

The March Digital Editions of World Screen, TV Kids and TV Listings are now available, providing a host of interactive features such as embedded videos, links to our WorldScreenings.com video portal and more in an elegant, user-friendly design targeted to on-the-go reading.

Amagi has unveiled Amagi Planner, a content planning and scheduling automation software that eliminates most of the manual efforts in linear TV scheduling.

Disney+ has now topped the 100-million paid subscriber mark, Bob Chapek revealed at a virtual annual shareholders meeting.

Crunchyroll has wrapped the first quarter of the year with a full slate of licensing deals for a variety of anime series, including for Jujutsu Kaisen, Bananya and The God of High School.

Sean McManus, the chairman of CBS Sports, has been tapped to deliver the opening keynote at NATPE Virtual: The Business of Live Sports.

This year's Grammy Awards are set to air in 190 territories worldwide, with broadcast deals in place with Turner in Latin America, Network Ten in Australia and Fox Networks Group Asia Pacific for Southeast Asia, among a slew of others.