Originals 'Celebrity Comfort Food,' 'Black to the Future' and 'We Do That' will join the lineup as senior vp of BET International Monde Twala says: "We are committed to growing the BET brand in the ...

Channel 5, the British commercial broadcaster owned by Viacom, has an unusual plan for boosting the number of people using its online video service – launching a TV channel. Channel 5 wants to get My5 ...

"Offering a one-stop destination is key, especially when the U.K. audience is shifting to more IP-delivered channels," the conglomerate says about its goal to create a "supersized, free streaming ...

Channel 5 and its free streaming service, My5, are relaunching in 2025 under a unified parent brand of 5 across linear, streaming and digital platforms. As part of the relaunch, the free streaming ...

Channel 5 has signed a content partnership deal with discover.film, for an array of short form content that will debut on its My5 streaming platform. “We’re always looking for ways to evolve My5 and ...

My5, Channel 5's free streaming service, is about to get a big boost and a new name. The service, which is owned by Paramount, is going to be merged with the online Pluto TV service next year in what ...

Channel 5 is adding 1,500 hours of new content from the likes of PBS America and A+E to its My5 streaming service. The Viacom-owned U.K. broadcaster already had a deal with A+E. It has now extended ...

The Teacher became My5’s strongest drama launch to date, ahead of previous record holder, drama The Drowning, by 62 per cent over seven days The Teacher beat the previous record for total viewing ...

Channel 5 has signed its first content partnership deal for streaming service My5. The agreement with HOT Telecommunication Systems is for a selection of four original Hebrew language drama series ...

EXCLUSIVE: Ben Frow continues to grow his ViacomCBS UK empire after taking on editorial responsibility for streamer My5 for the first time, while his job title has changed from director of programs to ...

EXCLUSIVE: My5, the streaming service run by ViacomCBS’s UK network Channel 5, has acquired British comedy series Hapless, which first started life as a self-released project on Amazon Prime Video.

The rebranding has already taken place on iOS, Android, and the web, and will hit other devices like smart TVs and set-top boxes in the coming months. My5 will play host to on-demand content from ...