Big trends are sweeping through US syndication, from consolidation to the growing power of social media and the departure of some schedule stalwarts.

The CW is well on its way to achieving its goal of becoming a year-round programmer and much more than just the home of superheroes.

Any genre goes at TBS, TBT and truTV, according to the newly minted WarnerMedia’s inaugural Upfront.

CBS is still the US broadcast network to beat in 2019/20, even with the end of The Big Bang Theory.

ABC is positioning itself as the top US network in primetime, but is it guilty of missing major opportunities with its forthcoming line-up?

Generic dramas, sports and buzzy competition format The Masked Singer are a recipe for more eyeballs at Fox, argues Marc Berman.

US broadcast network NBC is taking an unusually modest approach in primetime next fall, particularly in the comedy department.

The ongoing spat between the WGA and ATA in the US might see a new modus operandi emerge for independent, agent-free writers.

Tomorrow is a big day in the ongoing fight between writers and talent agents in the US. So how might things pan out?

Entertainment Studios' Byron Allen on how the digital revolution has broken down barriers in US syndication and created a global market for its content.