Kristin Brzoznowski

CULVER CITY: The streaming network Crackle has acquired the complete series of the sci-fi anime franchise Robotech, along with the feature film Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles.

NEW YORK: all3media international has tapped Sally Habbershaw, a former A+E Networks exec, and Maria Ishak, who hails from Blue Chalk Media, for its New York City-based office that will service North America.

BRISTOL/NEW YORK: ESPN and Verizon Communications have settled their lawsuit regarding FiOS excluding the sports network from its skinny bundles.

NEW YORK: Time Inc. has introduced the People/Entertainment Weekly Network, a free, advertiser-supported streaming video service focused on celebrity and pop-culture content.

SANTA MONICA: Following its purchase of game developer The Workshop Entertainment, Skydance Media has launched Skydance Interactive, a subsidiary that will create and own original video games and virtual reality experiences.

NEW YORK: At Hulu’s Upfront presentation, the on-demand streaming service announced the renewal of the drama The Path for a second season and the comedy series The Mindy Project for a fifth, in addition to launching a brand-new documentary division.

NEW YORK: For the first quarter of 2016, CBS Corporation saw its revenues increase 10 percent to $3.85 billion, as ad revenues grew 31 percent thanks in large part to Super Bowl 50.

BURBANK: ABC has introduced an immersive 360-degree experience for Dancing with the Stars, as viewers join the dancers on the ballroom floor in virtual reality.

NEW YORK: Former NBCUniversal exec Lauren Zalaznick has joined Nielsen as an independent director to the company's board of directors.

NEW YORK: Vimeo has acquired VHX, a platform for premium OTT subscription video channels.