Kristin Brzoznowski

UNIVERSAL CITY: Universal Television has entered a production deal with Hamilton producer Jeffrey Seller and producing partner Flody Suarez to produce upcoming projects for the studio.

NEW YORK: A record 52 episodic TV series were filmed in New York City during the 2015-16 television season, according to new data from the Mayor’s Office of Media and Entertainment.

LOS ANGELES: Following Michael Lombardo’s decision to depart HBO after more than 30 years with the network, Casey Bloys has been tapped as the new president of HBO programming.

STAMFORD: NBC Sports Group has reached a multiyear agreement for exclusive U.S. media rights to the Royal Meeting in Ascot, Berkshire, England, beginning in 2017.

NEW YORK: Supergirl is joining The CW this fall, leading off the network's Monday nights.

LOS ANGELES: BitTorrent Live is a brand-new multichannel app that features news, sports, music, tech and youth-culture programming.

NEW YORK: CBS is expanding its comedy lineup, creating two two-hour blocks on Mondays and Thursdays.

NEW YORK: Turner plans to roll out some 13,000 hours of original content across its bouquet of networks in the upcoming TV season, the company unveiled at its Upfront presentation this morning.

STAMFORD: Charter Communications has officially closed its $55 billion acquisition of Time Warner Cable and $10.4 billion buyout of Bright House Networks, with the combined outfit servicing a total of 23.9 million customers in 41 states.

According to a new survey, 20 percent of streamers in the U.S. plan to switch, downgrade or disconnect their pay-TV services in the next six months.