Kristin Brzoznowski

CBS has renewed 11 more prime-time series for the 2018-19 season, among them Bull and Madam Secretary.

Blumhouse Television has entered into a first-look TV development deal with entertainment, licensing and marketing agency Striker Entertainment that includes consumer products from the outset.

OWN has ordered two new series from Will Packer (Girls Trip, Straight Outta Compton, Ride Along), including a "soapy" new drama, Ambitions.

Starz has acquired a number of titles that originally debuted on the now-shuttered comedy subscription streaming service Seeso, including Take My Wife seasons one and two.

The Cartel is bringing in Drew Brown, former president of Brownstone Entertainment and Fascination Street, to head up its television division.

CANAL+ Group has secured carriage for the CANAL+ International and CNEWS channels in the U.S. through DIRECTV.

Stingray has struck a deal with dick clark productions (dcp) to become an official promotional partner for this year’s Academy of Country Music Awards, Billboard Music Awards and American Music Awards.

Vivicast Media has finalized a deal for distribution rights across OTT and alternative platforms for the MAVTV motorsports network in the U.S. and Caribbean markets.

Banijay Rights has sold a package of more than 65 hours of programming to the U.S. arts network Ovation.

With its April 29 episode, The Simpsons will beat Gunsmoke as the longest-running prime-time scripted show in U.S. TV history.