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Network Ten has revealed its 2018 lineup, which includes new local versions of Bachelor in Paradise and Blind Date, a range of shows from CBS, returning hits like MasterChef Australia and more.

Red Arrow Entertainment Group has purchased a majority stake in Gravitas Ventures, a U.S.-based film distributor.

Martha Raddatz, author of The Long Road Home, and Carolyn Bernstein, the executive VP and head of global scripted development and production at National Geographic, talk to World Screen Newsflash about the TV adaptation of Raddatz's book and the importance of telling this story.

Tony Vinciquerra, the chairman and CEO of Sony Pictures Entertainment, has signed on to deliver a keynote at NATPE.

Strong gains at its cable networks business helped drive 21st Century Fox's revenues to $7 billion for Q1, an increase of 8 percent from the same period last year.

China's Tencent, which is behind the messaging platform WeChat, has purchased around a 12 percent stake in Snap Inc.

A new study from Juniper Research has found that global consumer spend on digital content will reach $202 billion in 2018, with SVOD services as the key driver of the growth.

Industry veteran Guy Sheppard has been named head of business affairs at ABC Studios International.

Crackle, Sony Pictures Television Networks’ free, ad-supported streaming channel, has acquired rights for Federal Offense, a movie from Boundless Pictures featuring award-winning actor and comedian Chevy Chase (National Lampoon’s Vacation franchise).

Third-quarter net income available to Discovery Communications of $218 million was down just slightly from the year-ago period, though quarterly revenues saw a 6-percent increase.