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MUNICH: ProSiebenSat.1 Media is hailing 2015 as a record year, with revenues rising 13.4 percent to 3.3 billion euros ($3.6 billion) and net profit up 11.6 percent to 467.5 million euros ($514.7 million).

NEW YORK: Flowers, a new comedic drama starring Olivia Colman (Broadchurch, The Lobster, Peep Show) and Julian Barratt (The Mighty Boosh, Nathan Barley), will be available starting this spring on Seeso in the U.S. and on Channel 4 in the U.K.

NEW YORK: AMC Networks's fourth-quarter revenues were up by 11.4 percent to $679 million, while its full-year results showed a gain of 18.6 percent to $2.6 billion.

WARSAW: SPI International/FilmBox has renewed its agreement with FilmOn TV Networks, which is now bringing four additional channels from the company's portfolio to its lineup.

GLENDALE: James Pitaro has been appointed chairman of Disney Consumer Products and Interactive Media following the departure of co-chair Leslie Ferraro.

LOS ANGELES: General registration is now open for NATPE Budapest 2016, which has already registered a triple-digit number of buyers.

NEW YORK: Steve Macallister, the CEO of all3media international, tells World Screen Newsflash about how he is positioning the company for further global expansion in 2016.

NEW YORK: Watch clips and access detailed information on new programming by visiting our video portal's dedicated Screening Rooms for DISCOP Istanbul and FILMART. Visit the Screening Rooms here.

LOS ANGELES/TORONTO: Entertainment One (eOne) and 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment (Fox) have signed a multi-territory home-entertainment deal and are launching a new joint venture in Canada.

NEW YORK: Spike and Nickelodeon are partnering with the team behind Lip Sync Battle, Casey Patterson Entertainment and Matador, to develop a kid-themed spin-off.