Two new Acorn TV originals are debuting this January, one of which is Girlfriends, from Love, Lies & Records creator Kay Mellor.

Joey Sabella has been appointed as VP of sales for the Americas at Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution.

Legendary Entertainment has named Joshua Grode, an attorney and longtime advisor to Wanda, as its new CEO.

Charlie Ergen is stepping down as CEO of DISH in order to focus on the company's emerging wireless business, with Erik Carlson promoted to president and CEO.

New research from Parks Associates finds that more than 50 percent of U.S. OTT-subscribing households pay for multiple over-the-top video services.

Longtime NBC executive Bruce Evans has been elevated to the post of executive VP of current programming.

The Diffusion Group (TDG) is predicting that the penetration of live multichannel pay-TV services will decline from 85 percent of U.S. households in 2017 to 79 percent in 2030, as virtual MVPDs disrupt the marketplace.

NBCUniversal is gearing up to present more than 2,400 hours of coverage for the XXIII Olympic Winter Games from PyeongChang, South Korea, across NBC, NBCSN, CNBC, USA Network, NBCOlympics.com and the NBC Sports app.

EPIX has entered into a new long-term distribution agreement with Comcast to provide its programming across Xfinity TV, on-demand and digital platforms.

Endemol Shine International has sold Page Six TV to Hulu, which will stream the half-hour episodes the day after their linear broadcast.