Based on data from Q4 2019 (before the COVID-19 pandemic), MIDiA Research reports that binge-viewing has eclipsed linear TV viewing in the U.S. to become the most common way consumers watch video content.

The churn rate among U.S. OTT services rose from 28 percent to 35 percent in 2019, according to Parks Associates.

According to data from the latest Nielsen Total Audience Report, 60 percent of U.S. consumers subscribe to more than one streaming service and 93 percent say they will keep or increase their subscriptions.

Second-quarter revenues at Fox Corporation increased by 5 percent to $3.8 billion, delivering a profit of $314 million.

More than half of all video consumption in U.S. broadband homes takes place on a TV set, according to Parks Associates research, which also noted that the average time spent watching video rose by 33 percent between 2018 and 2019.

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.