Paul Anderson is leaving his role as CEO of Network 10 and executive VP for Australia and New Zealand at ViacomCBS Networks International (VCNI).
Read More »Australia’s Ten Rebrands, Launches Direct-to-Consumer Service
As part of a rebranding, Network Ten will now be known as Network 10 across all assets, and a direct-to-consumer streaming and subscription VOD service, 10 All Access, is set to launch in December.
Read More »Network Ten Goes for Short-Form Dramedy 600 Bottles of Wine
Escapade Media has secured a deal with Network Ten in Australia for the short-form series 600 Bottles of Wine for linear and online rights.
Read More »Network Ten Host Matt White Named Head of Sport
Matt White, who presents Network Ten's Supercars, Rugby and Australian Formula One Grand Prix coverage as well as the weekly magazine program RPM, has been tapped as head of sport.
Read More »Annabelle Herd Named COO of Network Ten
Annabelle Herd, previously Network Ten's director of corporate and regulatory affairs, has been appointed chief operating officer.
Read More »CBS Corporation Completes Ten Acquisition
CBS Corporation has completed its acquisition of Network Ten, after announcing a deal to acquire the Australian broadcaster in August.
Read More »Network Ten Unveils 2018 Lineup, Pilot Week Plans
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.
Read More »CBS Corporation to Acquire Ten
CBS Corporation says it is acquiring Network Ten, with the move paving the way for the launch of CBS All Access in Australia.
Read More »Network Ten Taps Chief Commercial & Strategy Officer
Network Ten has hired Sunita Gloster, former head of the Australian Association of National Advertisers (AANA), for the new position of chief commercial and strategy officer.
Read More »Network Ten Warns of Earnings Loss, Sounds Off About License Fee
SYDNEY: Australia's Network Ten is expecting an EBITDA loss of up to A$5 million ($3.8 million) for the half-year, blaming a weak ad market and calling for the reduction of license fees.
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