Channel 4 executive Pedro Cosa is jumping ship to Turner EMEA, where he will serve as Vice-President for Insight and Analytics. Pedro Cosa will take up post at Turner in September and will report directly to Turner EMEA President Giorgio Stock and will be a member of the Turner EMEA executive management team. 
John Whittingdale has been let go from his position as Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport as part of a wide-ranging cabinet re-shuffle at the hands of new Prime Minister Theresa May. 
The better part of six months after it was taken out to the networks, Chuck Lorre's pot dispensary comedy Disjointed has landed at Netflix with a twenty episode straight-to series order. Additionally, Harry's Law and American Horror Story star Kathy Bates has boarded the project and will play the lead role. 
Fox is taking another stab at bringing Behind Enemy Lines to television. The network is redeveloping a small screen adaptation of the feature film after previously handing a large put pilot commitment to the project this part development cycle. 
Lionsgate has taken a stake in Primal Media, the new independent production company that was recently set up by Gogglebox Entertainment founder Mat Steiner and Adam Wood. Financial terms of the deal were not disclosed. 
Close to two months after the show's second season dropped on the streaming service, Netflix has officially pulled the trigger on a third season renewal for their Kyle Chandler fronted drama series Bloodline. 
Independent distributor All3Media International is expanding their sales team with the hire of former Entertainment One (eOne) Sales Director Graham Spencer as Senior Vice-President for EMEA South. In his new role, Graham Spencer will be responsible for overseeing all international sales, of both finished programmes and formats, across EMEA South, with a particular focus on France. 
The second season of HBO's comedy series Ballers will receive its UK premiere on Sky Atlantic on Tuesday July 26th at 9pm, it has been announced.