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ESPN has reached an agreement with the National Football League (NFL) that expands its live streaming of Monday Night Football for ESPN subscribers to mobile phones.

Altice USA has agreed to an expanded six-year deal, broadening its license to the TiVo patent portfolios used to build customizable, next-generation services.

In reflecting on what U.S. viewers were streaming in 2017, Hulu has found that viewers watched 36 percent more comedy movies than they did in 2016, as well as more comedic TV shows.

In the wake of the announcement about Sheila Nevins' upcoming departure, HBO has appointed Nancy Abraham and Lisa Heller as executive VPs of HBO documentary and family programming.

In the U.S., Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google (FANG) are expected to take nearly two-thirds of all new TV and video revenue in 2018, according to forecasts by Ovum.

NBCUniversal has secured rights from the National Football League (NFL) to stream Sunday Night Football through NBC’s TV Everywhere offering on all mobile devices, starting with the 2018 season.

Erik Huggers, who has served as the president and CEO of Vevo since 2015, has decided to step down, with Alan Price taking over as interim CEO, adding to his current role as CFO.

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.”

ColorCreative.TV, set up by producers Issa Rae and Deniese Davis (Insecure), along with Sky Vision and Talos Films, have unveiled the winner of FRESH WAVE!, a new diverse talent initiative for underrepresented writers.

FilmRise has snapped up the exclusive U.S. distribution rights for Breath, which marks the feature directorial debut of The Mentalist star Simon Baker.