Kristin Brzoznowski

ITV has inked a multiyear licensing agreement with Paramount Global Content Distribution that will see shows such as Everybody Hates Chris and Freaks and Geeks airing on ITVX.

The BBC has released new research showing its impact on regional creative economies in growing employment, businesses and opportunities outside of London.

Series such as Arrow, The Vampire Diaries and Two and a Half Men are coming to ITVX thanks to a newly signed deal with Warner Bros. Discovery International Television Distribution.

Sky has struck a deal with Channel 4 to make England’s ICC Men’s T20 World Cup Final against Pakistan available to all viewers across the U.K. and Ireland.

BBC is creating seven new assistant commissioner roles, with a focus on increasing representation from the Nations and Regions and candidates who are deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent.

ITV has set the official launch date for the new, free streaming platform ITVX, which replaces ITV Hub as the online home of all ITV content.

Starting next year, Channel 4 is bringing all of its channels and services under one brand.

At UKTV, Hilary Rosen has been promoted to director of commissioning, leading the company’s team of commissioners.

Film London has launched The Fuel Project, a report that provides practical information, steps and support to film and TV production suppliers as they make the move toward new, low-carbon technologies, helping drive down emissions in the audiovisual industry as a whole.

Isabel Hund has been appointed as CEO of the new German-language television joint venture between Legendary Entertainment and TOBIS.