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Astro in Malaysia has launched a new video streaming service to deliver free on-demand entertainment, including box sets, live sports and news.

mm2 Entertainment has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios (PIMS) and Rhizophora Ventures to produce content and promote PIMS across the region.

A+E Networks' Lifetime Asia has tied up with Singapore's online entertainment platform Viddsee to curate and broadcast a weekly selection of locally made short films.

Discovery Communications is planning to roll out the new Hindi entertainment channel Discovery JEET across India starting in late 2017.

The news service Republic TV is joining the Indian streaming platform Hotstar.

DW has boosted its presence in Asia through a partnership that makes its flagship news program available live on free-to-air TV in Hong Kong via ViuTVsix.

The issue of legacy—coping with it, or not having it at all—was a recurring theme at the Asia Pacific Video Operators Summit (APOS) in Bali last week, as the heads of major global and regional media companies convened to discuss the rapidly changing content ecosystem in the region.

Shaun Seow is exiting his post as CEO of Mediacorp to join its parent company, Temasek.

Netflix has inked a content licensing agreement with China's iQIYI for a selection of original series, including Stranger Things and Black Mirror.

WWE has inked an agreement that will see its program SmackDown broadcast on TV5 in the Philippines beginning April 30.