Kristin Brzoznowski

PHILADELPHIA/LOS GATOS: Comcast's X1 customers across the U.S. will soon be able to access the entire Netflix catalog thanks to a deal between the two companies that goes live next week.

LOS ANGELES: FOX has firmed up its midseason schedule, moving Rosewood to Fridays, paired with Sleepy Hollow.

NEW YORK: CBS Corporation's results for the third quarter of 2016 show a 4 percent increase in revenues to $3.4 billion, lifted by an increase in fees from CBS-affiliated stations and growth from digital distribution platforms.

SANTA MONICA: Hulu has secured new affiliate agreements with 21st Century Fox and The Walt Disney Company, bringing channels such as ABC, ESPN, Freeform and Disney Channel to the lineup of programming that will be available to stream live and on-demand through its new TV streaming service, set to launch in early 2017.

UNIVERSAL CITY: NBC is teaming up with Jennifer Lopez for Bye Bye Birdie Live!, a 2017 holiday production of the celebrated Broadway musical.

Parks Associates has updated its top 10 list for subscription OTT video services, based on the number of subscribers, with Netflix holding the lead spot while Sling TV, Showtime and CBS moved up or entered the list over the past year.

LOS ANGELES: GRB Entertainment has hired Marielle Zuccarelli as COO, in addition to appointing company veteran Michael Branton to run a new branded-entertainment division.

NEW YORK: Verizon Communications has signed an agreement to acquire Vessel, founded by former Hulu CEO Jason Kilar, and will use the technology for its own go90 platform.

PHILADELPHIA: For the quarter ended September 30, NBCUniversal's revenue increased 28.3 percent to $9.2 billion, while operating cash flow was up 31.5 percent to $2.1 billion.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: National Geographic Channel has launched its first-ever digital short film, Before MARS, to complement the highly anticipated fall event series MARS.