New division will create programming for networks and streaming services, and will absorb Litton Entertainment, which produces Soledad O'Brien's news program, and kids TV programming.
Hearst’s TV division is expanding its TV production presence, launching the Hearst Media Production Group.stations and broadcasters, as well as streaming services and cable TV channels. It will also absorb Litton Entertainment, which produces the syndicated newsmagazine, as well as a variety of children’s and educational programming .
Broadcast networks are required to air a certain amount of educational and children’s programming each week, and Litton produces the weekend kids programming blocks for ABC, CBS, NBC, The CW and Telemundo.“Hearst Media Production Group is a logical progression in our longstanding strategy of producing and owning more content which can be leveraged across linear and digital platforms,” said Hearst Television president Jordan Wertlieb in a statement.
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