U.S. consumers spent more than $25 billion on home entertainment in 2019, including digital and physical sell-throughs and rentals, on-demand and streaming, an 8.4-percent gain on 2018.

Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) has bought AT&T's interest in Game Show Network (GSN), taking 100 percent control of the U.S. cable network.

Viacom has reached an agreement with NBCUniversal that keeps Comedy Central as the exclusive cable home of The Office through 2021.

Leslie Greif's new production company, Big Dreams Entertainment, has landed a multititle TV-movie deal with Lifetime.

CBS Interactive's ET Live, CBSN New York and CBSN Los Angeles are now available on Pluto TV.

NBCUniversal is bringing Universal Television and Universal Content Productions into a single business unit to be led by Bonnie Hammer, with oversight for the upcoming streaming platform Peacock handed to former Comcast exec Matt Strauss.

Almost half of all U.S. broadband homes subscribe to two or more OTT services, according to new data from Parks Associates.

ESPN+ will become the new home of Bundesliga coverage in the U.S. via a long-term deal that begins in August 2020.

CBS Corporation and AT&T have signed a new multiyear carriage deal covering broadcast stations, the CBS Sports Network and Smithsonian Channel.

ABC, FOX, CBS and NBC have filed a lawsuit in a New York District Court against Locast, which streams local broadcast TV stations over the internet in select U.S. cities for free.