With the investment, Insight plans to expand and diversify its development slate and “plunge more aggressively into the digital world.”
The Toronto company acquired a 70% stake in the unscripted production outfit and has the option to purchase the remaining 30% after a five-year period.
The former president and CEO of A&E Networks replaces Vice co-founder Shane Smith.
The former president of NBC Entertainment replaces Roy Price, who resigned in October amid sexual harassment allegations.
With its new platform, now available as a limited test in the U.S., the social media giant has unveiled more details on its original content strategy.
The founder and CEO of the media co presented the MacTaggart Memorial Lecture at the Edinburgh International Television Festival.
So You Think You Can Be a Chef begins production in Toronto in September. (Our House Media president Joe Houlihan pictured.)
On the heels of eOne’s rejection of ITV’s takeover bid last week, reports circle that private equity firm KKR & Co. is considering its own offer.
Following the recent formation of NBCU Cable’s Entertainment Networks Group, approximately 25 staff members from Syfy and USA Network will be let go. (Pictured: ENG president Chris McCumber)
IMAX will develop a cinema-grade VR camera with Google, and partner with StarVR headset company Starbreeze on VR exhibits.
The veteran journalist and 60 Minutes correspondent had officially retired from the long-running CBS newsmagazine last week.
The award-winning independent producer and distributor, and founder of Ellis Entertainment, has died at the age of 91.