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Sony Pictures Entertainment is implementing changes across its home entertainment and television businesses, with Andy Kaplan stepping down as president of worldwide networks.

Acorn Media Enterprises has teamed up with Jungle Entertainment, ABC Australia and Screen Australia in association with Create NSW as the North American co-producer for the new offbeat family comedy Sando.

At the inaugural India–UK Createch Summit, Pact signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Producers Guild of India.

Kenichiro Yoshida has been named president and CEO of Sony Corporation, which posted a surge in profit in its latest quarterly report, while Kazuo Hirai transitions to the role of chairman.

Time Warner's 2017 revenues were up 7 percent to $31.3 billion, while Q4 revenues increased by 9 percent to $8.6 billion, powered by gains across all of its divisions.

Among a number of new senior appointments at Turner in EMEA, former France Télévisions exec Julien Borde has been named head of channels for kids and general entertainment.

Patrick Delany, who has led Fox Sports Australia since 2011, has been appointed as the new CEO of Foxtel, replacing Peter Tonagh.

Olympic Channel has entered into a multiyear agreement with Snap to bring original programming to Snapchat as part of the Olympic Movement, an initiative to engage younger audiences.

Sony Pictures Television Networks (SPTN) has teamed up with the United Nations Foundation to kick off the Picture This Festival for the Planet, a short-form competition for emerging filmmakers.

The "big three" SVOD players—Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Prime Video—are expected to shift an increasing percentage of their content budgets from licensed programming to originals, according to a new report published by The Diffusion Group (TDG).