Kristin Brzoznowski

NEW YORK: Netflix and Comcast have reached an agreement that will see the streaming service being made available through the cable operator's X1 set-top box later this year.

BEVERLY HILLS: Netflix has clinched a deal to remain the exclusive U.S. subscription TV service for previous seasons of scripted series broadcast on The CW.

SAN FRANCISCO: Marc DeBevoise has been promoted within CBS Interactive, now taking on the post of president and COO.

NEW YORK: Lexus has signed on to be the presenting sponsor of Thursday Night Football’s halftime show in 2016, entering a deal with NFL Media, CBS and NBC Sports.

BEVERLY HILLS: Chris Albrecht has been signed to a new employment agreement that sees him remain as the CEO of Starz through 2020.

LOS ANGELES: Larry David is returning for a ninth season of HBO's Curb Your Enthusiasm, which last aired on the network in 2011.

WASHINGTON, D.C.: The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has upheld the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) net neutrality rules, which were passed last year.

BURBANK: ABC, dick clark productions and For The Record have partnered to develop For The Record Live, which will see the soundtracks of iconic filmmakers turned into live entertainment events.

UNIVERSAL CITY: Paul Telegdy has been named president of the alternative and reality group at NBC Entertainment, while Meredith Ahr will become president of Universal Television Alternative Studios, a newly established unit.

EL SEGUNDO: AT&T has ordered two additional seasons of the comedy series You Me Her, which is exclusive to Audience Network for DIRECTV and U-verse customers.