The six leading pay-TV services in the U.S. gained 125,000 subscribers overall in the last quarter of 2015, but collectively shed 781,000 subs over the year, according to informitv's Multiscreen Index. While four of the five leading services lost television subscribers over the year, only two reported subscriber losses in the last quarter of 2015.

BURBANK: Channing Dungey has been named president of ABC Entertainment, succeeding Paul Lee, who has decided to step down.

BETHPAGE/NEW YORK: Cablevision has become the first operator to provide access to live authenticated streaming on CBS.com and the CBS app.

NEW YORK: Kevin Smith (Comic Book Men, Clerks) and Greg Grunberg (Heroes, Star Wars: Episode VII—The Force Awakens) are set to host a new late-night talk show on AMC tentatively titled Geeking Out.

NEW YORK: CBS Corporation's fourth-quarter revenue was up 6 percent, reaching an all-time high of $3.9 billion.

NEW YORK: Donald Trump and Univision Communications Inc. (UCI) have settled their litigation regarding the broadcaster's decision not to air the Miss Universe and Miss USA pageants.

NEW YORK: NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment Chairman Bonnie Hammer has outlined a number of organizational changes, including placing USA and Syfy under a single banner.

LOS ANGELES: Cut, which creates native digital video content, has entered into a partnership with Gunpowder & Sky (G&S), a joint venture between Otter Media, Van Toffler and Floris Bauer.

LOS ANGELES: ABC is bringing to series Big Fan, a half-hour comedic game show based on the Who Knows...? segment from Jimmy Kimmel Live.

SEATTLE: Mozart in the Jungle is getting a third season on Amazon, continuing the story of the talented musicians who perform and live with passion under the baton of their spirited conductor, best known simply as Rodrigo.