Kristin Brzoznowski

LOS ANGELES: CBS has renewed its hit summer series Zoo for a third season, which will air in 2017.

LOS ANGELES: Marc Platt and Thomas Kail, who both served as producers on the ratings hit Grease: Live, have each separately signed deals with Twentieth Century Fox Television.

STUDIO CITY: CBS Television Studios has entered into a development deal with Fulwell 73, a U.K.-based indie producer that counts as partners Ben Winston, Leo Pearlman, Ben Turner and Gabe Turner.

The ten leading pay-TV services in the U.S. lost 663,000 subscribers between them in the second quarter of 2016, according to the latest informitv Multiscreen Index, which emphasizes how mergers and acquisitions have reshaped this segment.

SUNNYVALE: Yahoo has unveiled the new service Yahoo View, a TV-watching site that will feature content from Hulu.

NEW YORK: NBCUniversal has clinched an exclusive deal with Warner Bros. Domestic Television Distribution for the U.S. broadcast and cable network television rights for all films from J.K. Rowling’s Wizarding World franchise.

BEVERLY HILLS: The Television Critics Association (TCA) held its 32nd annual awards presentation, with three nods going to The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story.

NORWOOD: Sumner Redstone's National Amusements has released a statement calling for changes in the top leadership at Viacom, which just reported lower profits in its third-quarter results.

ENGLEWOOD: DISH has introduced a new Flex Pack skinny bundle that provides customers with a core package of more than 50 networks and the ability to add or remove channel packs as they wish.

SANTA MONICA: Lionsgate posted revenue of $553.6 million for the quarter ended June 30, up 35 percent from the prior-year quarter, thanks to gains in TV production revenue as well as across the motion picture business.