A group of investors, led by Maria Contreras-Sweet, has reached a deal to purchase assets of The Weinstein Company.

NBCUniversal is planning to decrease the number of advertisements by 20 percent and ad time by 10 percent across its networks during its original prime-time programming.

Paramount Television has named David Flynn as its executive VP of international strategy, tasked with helping to identify and secure local formats, books and films to bolster its slate of IP.

CBS has launched CBS Sports HQ, a 24-hour streaming network offering sports news, highlights and analysis.

Carol Trussell is joining Apple next month as head of production.

Michael Grindon, the president of worldwide TV distribution at Legendary Entertainment, is resigning from his post.

CBS has ordered TKO (working title), an obstacle course series, from executive producer Mark Burnett (Survivor) and MGM Television.

Lisa Katz and Tracey Pakosta have been promoted to co-presidents of scripted programming at NBC Entertainment.

A number of promotions have been made within ITV America, where Adam Sher has been upped to the role of president.

Starting with the upcoming 2018-19 season, The CW is planning an expanded prime-time schedule that will feature original first-run programming on Sunday nights.