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- ABC Australia staff are set to go on strike for 24 hours (BBC)
- One Piece‘s anime remake is going to be leaner than the original (Gizmondo)
- HBO Max is the most-bundled streamer, according to Ampere (Advanced Television)
- Nielsen’s ‘Gauge’ report is delayed again after pushback from streamers (Variety)
- David Ellison has outlined his plan to keep Hollywood jobs local (THR)
- Two of the Hotel Transylvania 4 writers will pen Warner Bros.’ Care Bears script (Deadline)
- The Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer broke the global record for views (TheWrap)
- Disney seems to be going forward with its Abu Dhabi theme park plan despite war (Variety)
- California selects Mark Rober’s show, adult animation for its updated TV tax credits (Variety)
- The second season of the live-action One Piece is the top show on Netflix globally (ANN)
- Hasbro and Amazon MGM tap Sean Anders to helm The Game of Life feature film (Deadline)
- The BBC is expected to name Matt Brittin as its next director general (The Guardian)
- Triggerfish selects Bristol as the new base for its UK studio (West of England)
- Japan is entertaining the idea of banning children from social media, too (SCMP)
- The Stranger Things animated spinoff will preview at select AMC theaters (THR)
- Australia’s SPA unveils the finalists for its 2026 Business Award categories (TVTonight)
- The Council of Europe will sign its TV co-pro legal framework at Series Mania (Deadline)
- Hasbro’s CEO says video game developers need to lower risk to find success (GI.Biz)
- Hulu’s Buffy the Vampire Slayer reboot was reportedly nixed after its pilot skewed too young (Deadline)
- Pixar takes viewers behind the scenes with a new short called Lightbulb (TheWrap)
- AMPTP pauses SAG-AFTRA contract talks to begin negotiating with WGA (The Wrap)
- Nielsen delays next edition of “The Gauge” because of streaming audience declines (Variety)
- ByteDance has stopped the global launch of Seedance 2.0 amid legal issues (TechCrunch)
- How Aardman almost ran out of its signature clay (The Wall Street Journal)
- Universal Pictures commits to extending theatrical windows to five weeks (NYT)
- The Super Mario Galaxy Movie is on track for a US$160-million opening (Deadline)
- Funko ended the year on a better note, despite an ongoing sales decline (ICv2)
- An industry first, all of GOAT‘s background voice actors have disabilities (Variety)
- The BBC needs to have more scale, says outgoing boss Tim Davie (Deadline)
- Don’t expect any gen-AI in these two juggernaut Hasbro brands (Gizmodo)
- Unlike their predecessors, Gen Z teens don’t think they’re too cool for PG films (THR)
- Spain’s animation industry says it has the talent, but not the financing to go global (Variety)
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