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While total revenues slipped by 4 percent to $2.6 billion in the third quarter at Discovery, Inc., net income rose by 15 percent to $300 million.

Emily in Paris, starring Lily Collins, has picked up the most followers on Instagram of all the new series that made their debut in October, according to The WIT.

Hasbro has appointed Laurel J. Richie, former president of the Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA), as an independent director to its board of directors.

Anonymous Content has tapped Dawn Olmstead, previously president of NBCUniversal’s Universal Cable Productions (UCP), to be the company’s new CEO.

As World Screen marks its 35th anniversary in this most unusual and challenging year, we realize how much information, edification, entertainment and distraction—vital now to mental health!—television shows have brought us.

HBO Max has inked a non-exclusive licensing deal with Comedy Central for the streaming rights to five series from its library, including Chappelle's Show.

Banijay has unveiled its leadership plans for Creative Networks, with James Townley and Lucas Green to lead the central content team.

Mediawan has completed its acquisition of Lagardère Studios, which has a presence in France, Spain, Finland and the Netherlands as well as Africa.

Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, video entertainment advertising will shrink by just 0.2 percent across ten key markets this year, according to Zenith, as compared with the ad market as a whole, which is projected to fall by 8.7 percent in those markets.

MBC Group will soon roll out in North American Shahid VIP, the first direct-to-consumer streaming service dedicated to Arabic content.