All SVoD articles – Page 74
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NewsDisney lines up 100-title streaming slate
Bob Iger says Disney+ subs take up has inspired ’bigger ambitions’
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NewsAmazon Studios exec joins Pulse
Bianca Gavin will lead scripted production for Gangs of London indie
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NewsDisney+ hits 86m subs as Star rises
SVoD service ’exceeds wildest expectations’, with older-skewed Star debuting in February
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NewsMark Thompson: PSBs must invest in digital
Former DG draws on experience of overseeing New York Times’ transformation
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NewsEx-Disney Channels UK exec resurfaces
David Levine joins kids firm Moonbug Entertainment as head of studio
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Behind The ScenesThe Surgeon’s Cut: capturing life and death situations
We scoured the planet to find the surgeons whose pioneering and lifesaving work is at the centre of our Netflix doc series, says James van der Pool
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NewsStudy pours cold water on BBC SVoD
Transition to monthly fee would create £700m blackhole under Mediatique’s most optimistic assessment
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VideoDeath to 2020, Netflix
Broke & Bones’ celebrity-filled comedy created and executive produced by Charlie Brooker and Annabel Jones
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VideoAmerican Gods, Amazon
Season three of the fantasy drama based on Neil Gaiman’s 2001 novel of the same name. Produced by Fremantle
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NewsHBO Max set for Europe, LatAm rollout in 2021
WarnerMedia to upgrade all existing European D2C services to HBO Max
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NewsNewswrap Podcast: Working with the new streamers
Alice Redman and Heather Fallon have the inside scoop on how to win business from the new players
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NewsPSB high-end drama co-commissions jump 17%
SVoDs helped drive investment in scripted projects to £2.6bn in 2019
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NewsDiscovery+ to go global in January
International versions of service to land with 55,000 hours of programming
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NewsDisney consolidates TV studios
Touchstone Television folded into 20th Television with ABC entertainment chief Karey Burke promoted to steer
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NewsNetflix to adapt Money Heist in South Korea
Original creator Álex Pina on board to exec produce
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NewsFresh Prince heads to BBC and Sky
Will Smith’s comedy acquired as Netflix UK licence runs down.