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Multicom Entertainment Group's psychological thriller Follow Me, which is presented in a found-footage style, asks the question, What if your social media followers literally started following you?

CBS has renewed six more drama series, including SEAL Team, S.W.A.T. and Madam Secretary, and two news programs for the 2019-2020 broadcast season.

Comedy Central has revealed Comedy Central Productions (CCP), a new studio-production arm, which is launching with first-look development deals already in place.

The Rook, Lionsgate’s first premium series for Starz, tells the story of Myfanwy Thomas, a woman who wakes up in London with no memory of who she is, how she got there or why there is a circle of dead bodies around her.

BBC Studios in Los Angles and Lionsgate have tapped media executive Dan McDermott to head up the companies’ television partnership.

The top 10 television service providers in the U.S. collectively lost more than 1.25 million TV subscribers in the first quarter of 2019, according to the latest figures from the informitv Multiscreen Index.

Jesus: His Life, which tells Jesus’ story from the perspective of those closest to him, leads A+E Networks’ L.A. Screenings slate, which includes both factual and scripted titles.

Sinclair Broadcast Group is to acquire the equity interests in 21 regional sports networks and Fox College Sports, which were acquired by Disney in its acquisition of 21st Century Fox.

The ABC Television Network has picked up black-ish for a sixth season, and has given an early series order to the show’s brand-new spin-off, mixed-ish.

Hulu, which today revealed that its U.S. customer base has exceeded 28 million subs, is expanding its content offering with new original programming and exclusive talent deals.