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The British government has cleared 21st Century Fox's bid to take full control of Sky as the European pay-TV giant mulls a rival bid from Comcast Corporation.

Comcast Corporation has upped its bid to acquire Sky, offering £14.75 per share, for a total value of $34 billion.

21st Century Fox has increased its offering price for the shares in Sky it does not already own, topping the rival bid by Comcast Corporation.

Amusement Park, a Germany-based production company, has hired former Red Arrow exec Amelie von Kienlin to bolster its TV department, with a focus on domestic and international series.

VICE Media's VICELAND is becoming available in more than 2 million households in the Netherlands thanks to a pair of new deals with leading carriers in the region.

Newen Group has named former STUDIOCANAL executive Romain Bessi as its new managing director.

Channel 5 has secured four more content partnerships for its streaming service My5, bringing a total of 1,500 additional hours of programming to the platform over the next year.

Carnival Films (Downton Abbey) is rolling out the Collective, a new initiative designed to develop the next generation of TV series creators.

BBC Two has commissioned a sophomore season of Million Pound Menu and is adapting Adam Kay’s memoir This Is Going to Hurt for TV.

The TF1 group has finalized the acquisition of the remaining 30 percent stake in the Newen Studios group, giving it 100 percent ownership, with Bibiane Godfroid appointed as chairwoman of Newen Studios, replacing Fabrice Larue.