Nickelodeon has hired former Disney Channels Worldwide exec Paul DeBenedittis as EVP Programming and Content Strategy. In his new position, DeBenedittis will lead content and programming strategies, ...

People are regularly using apps from programmers, content providers and OTT companies to consume or supplement the content they would normally get on their TV. Yet, the activities they are choosing ...

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Smester, a veteran of TV Azteca and Univision, will oversee primetime and dayside programming for the network, as well as scheduling. By Alex Weprin Senior Editor Telemundo Enterprises, the ...

The first day of this year's IAB NewFronts was heavy with news from a handful of AVOD services, spanning original programming, branded content studios and new platforms, that seek to capture consumer ...

Washington, D.C., June 28, 2022 -- NPR's Senior Vice President for Programming and Audience Development Anya Grundmann announced today that Yolanda Sangweni has been promoted to Vice President of ...

Network 10 president Beverley McGarvey praises Asian content's youth appeal and strategic deal-making at Asian Academy ...

LEAP teaches digital creators how to secure special branding deals with companies, tailor their content to the right audience ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. When it comes to OTT programming, content is king—no matter the source or the delivery. Because ...

Nickelodeon has hired Paul DeBenedittis as head of programming, filling another key executive spot under new president Brian Robbins. By Rick Porter Nickelodeon has hired Paul DeBenedittis as head of ...

Travel Channel has booked its 2017 programming slate with more than 390 hours of programming including a number of new series and nearly 20 pilots. The Scripps-owned channel said it will “showcase ...

Should FM translators in the United States be allowed to originate some programming content? The FCC is asking for public comment on these questions, prompted by a request from two dozen radio ...