"Our volume is not slowing down," Jinny Howe, head of U.S. and Canada scripted series for Netflix, said at a recent keynote address at an industry event.

Is Fox Corp. now the major gatekeeper - in the way Comcast, Charter and DirectTV were for cable and satellite pay TV systems?

TV networks are now allowed to run ads during World Cup "hydration" breaks - with restrictions, leaving Fox and Telemundo about 2 minutes and 30 seconds to air ad messaging.

Should viewers and others be allowed to wager on how a TV series - reality, scripted or otherwise - might end?

No, my headline isn't a typo. It was just a way of piquing your interest about a new kind of, well, "peak TV."

Paramount Skydance reportedly has an alternative plan to sell off kids cable TV networks Nickelodeon and The Cartoon Network.

Could collective share grow to 50%-55% of overall upfront dollars - up from 42% for the 2025-26 market? Think sports, flexibility, frequency issues - and outcomes.

Roku is looking to step up, giving brands (and viewers) more punch. But is it also because of competition - for a similar space on other popular streaming platforms?

The live "UFC Freedom 250" event will be designed to attract younger audiences. But the event is not expected to produce positive results for the bottom line.

CBS's "60 Minutes" is the top news show in all of television with a season-to-date average so far of 9.1 million Nielsen-measured viewers. And in a rare feat, those ratings are up 9% vs. a year ago.