The news follows the social media platform‘s deal with Issa Rae's Hoorae to make vertical series, which resulted in the popular drama ‘Screen Time.’SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
The merged company's TV operations are more than 50 percent larger than Warner Bros. TV's slate — some tough choices may be ahead on what to combine and bet on.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Jenna Weiss-Berman, Gary Knell and LaFontaine Oliver will temporarily lead the parent organization, which is home to the Gothamist, WNYC and more.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Under the pact, the most successful vertical series produced by Hartbeat labels will be developed into more traditional entertainment formats.SourcesThe Hollywood Reporter · VarietyRead on The Hollywood ReporterRead on Variety
According to a series of new posts on LinkedIn, the reality TV veteran is staffing up the company with senior executives — including hiring a former staffer from Reese Witherspoon's Hello Sunshine.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
Disney poached the CEO of Character.ai last month for a new chief technology officer role — and now, a month later, many of the company’s assets may follow Character.ai, the controversial chatbot company known for letting its users generate and engage with a suite of original and user-generated…SourceVarietyRead on Variety
The entertainment giant, which recently hired the AI firm's former CEO, is the stalking horse bidder in the proceeding for certain assets.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter
The agreement, unveiled at MIPCOM, will bring a TVing-branded hub to Shahid, with simultaneous Korean series releases across the Middle East and North Africa and an exclusive window on MBC4.SourceThe Hollywood ReporterRead on The Hollywood Reporter