Kristin Brzoznowski

New findings from GfK reveal that one-quarter (25 percent) of all U.S. TV households are now going without cable and satellite reception.

BURBANK: ABC has revamped its streaming app, now offering full seasons of 38 classic shows, new original short-form series and a redesigned interface.

LOS ANGELES: Showtime Networks has locked in an exclusive output agreement with Amblin Partners, which covers the broadcast of select theatrical releases through 2021.

NEW YORK: Logo has greenlit the new series Finding Prince Charming, a first-of-its-kind dating show that will feature a cast of all gay men, hosted by Lance Bass.

LOS ANGELES: FOX has become the first U.S. broadcast network to live stream its prime-time programming nationwide.

SAN FRANCISCO: Twitter and CBS News have struck up a partnership to stream CBSN’s live coverage from the Republican and Democratic National Conventions on Twitter.

SANTA MONICA: UnREAL co-creator Marti Noxon has tapped Maria Grasso for the newly created position of president of Tiny Pyro, which is behind the CBS medical drama Code Black.

NEW YORK: Univision has filed a lawsuit against Charter Communications in a contract dispute that involves the recent Time Warner Cable acquisition.

ATLANTA: TNT is bringing back Animal Kingdom for a second season, with ten new episodes to air in early 2017, while two original comedy renewals have been made at TBS.

LOS ANGELES: Following a 24-year tenure at Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution (TCFTD), Marion Edwards will exit the role of president of international television at the end of 2016.