Mansha Daswani

The U.S. streaming market is set to become even more crowded, according to PwC, with OTT revenues projected to hit $30.6 billion in 2022.

Deal volume in the U.S. media and telco sector reached a new high in Q1 2018 as companies clamor for premium content or technological capabilities, PwC said in a new report.

The live-streaming sports-first platform fuboTV has raised $75 million in new financing, with AMC Networks joining existing investors—including 21st Century Fox and Sky—in delivering a cash injection to the service.

ABC has given an 11th-season renewal to Roseanne following strong ratings for the debut episode of the reboot.

The number of broadband-only homes in the U.S. will nearly double in the next five years, according to Kagan estimates, rising from 19 million last year to 37.2 million by 2022.

Live sports is one of the main reasons consumers are holding onto their pay-TV packages, PwC says in a new report, adding that “cord cutting has more momentum than ever before.”

Sports media rights revenues in the U.S. will surpass income from ticket sales in 2018, PwC reports, rising by 5.6 percent in 2018 to reach $20.1 billion.

Access to CBS and several other channels has been restored on DISH Network after the two companies clinched a new carriage agreement.

DISH subscribers have lost access to CBS after negotiations for a new carriage agreement broke down.

NBC Olympics has said it will live stream 1,800 hours of coverage of the Winter Games from PyeongChang in South Korea this February.