Cable industry news from across the Web:
> Netflix has acquired NBC's Tina Fey-produced midseason replacement comedy The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt. Story
> Fox has begun offering voluntary buyouts to ad-sales staffers age 55 and older as part of its earlier-announced consolidation of broadcast and cable sales operations. Story
> A recent study concludes that New York residents have worse broadband service, on average, than the residents of Bucharest. Story
> Discovery Communications and Australian pay-TV company Foxtel are preparing a joint bid for Ten Network Holdings, the third-largest broadcaster in Australia, as Time Warner Inc. has pulled out of the bidding. Story
> Netflix's fledgling library of 4K titles will now play on Panasonic's AX802 series LED TVs. Story
> Conviva has struck a deal with Libery Global to provide the operator with real-time audience monitoring for its TV Everywhere app, Horizon Go. Story
And finally … Cablevision has added 12 new networks to its Spanish-language TV package. Story