Kristin Brzoznowski

Parks Associates has released its updated list of the top 10 U.S. subscription OTT video services, which continues to be anchored by Netflix.

GroupM is forecasting U.S. advertising to grow 6.2 percent in 2019 to $244 billion, with 4-percent growth next year.

Georgie Hurford-Jones, who most recently worked at Endemol Shine North America, has joined Universal Television Alternative Studio as executive VP of current programming.

Disney+ has lined up a new game show set in the Star Wars galaxy that will test young contestants’ abilities in the core Jedi principles of strength, knowledge and bravery as they attempt to achieve the rank of Jedi Knight.

HBO Max has signed on as the exclusive U.S. home of the 1980s-set drama Boys (working title), in partnership with the U.K.'s Channel 4, in addition to adding four new stand-up comedy specials to its roster.

Dana Sharpless and Steve Sicherman have been appointed to lead the current programming department of 20th Century Fox Television, looking after drama and comedy, respectively.

Living with Yourself producer Likely Story has hired Miriam Mintz as VP of television.

The ABC comedy series American Housewife and Bless This Mess have been given full-season orders.

Electric Entertainment has closed a $60 million syndicated corporate credit facility, with the financing to be used to expand the production slate and to continue to grow the sales and distribution business.

ESPN and Formula 1 have entered a new agreement that will keep the FIA Formula One World Championship on ESPN and ABC through 2022.