Kristin Brzoznowski

MEXICO CITY: TV Azteca has two new networks, adn40 and a+, for Mexican audiences.

MIAMI: Ricardo Coeto has been named executive VP of production for Telemundo Studios, with an eye toward scripted.

NEW YORK: Univision Communications Inc. (UCI) will be live-streaming select matches from Liga MX in English through Facebook Live this season.

NEW YORK: Of all the new programs that were launched in Latin America in January, the reality competition Despedida de solteros stirred up the most buzz in social media, according to The WIT.

LONDON: Joel Whitten “Whit” Richardson III has been promoted to president of Turner Latin America.

MIAMI: Cisneros Media Distribution has secured carriage for the Venevision channel with Cox Communications, the third-largest cable television company in the U.S.

NEW YORK: A judge has ordered that Univision stations be restored on Charter Communications' cable service, at least for the time being.

NEW YORK: Univision's owned-and-operated stations in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and other major markets have been pulled from Charter Communications cable platforms after the two were unable to reach new carriage terms.

NEW YORK: A carriage spat between Univision Communications and Charter Communications could lead to channels going dark on the platform in major markets such as New York and Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES: Emiliano Calemzuk, former CEO of Shine Americas and president of Fox TV Studios; Luis Balaguer, founder of Latin World Entertainment; and Modern Family’s Sofia Vergara have partnered to launch Raze, a new digital venture with a Latin focus.