Comcast’s Sky in Talks to Buy ITV
Pay-tv company Sky (owned by Comcast) is in talks to buy British broadcaster ITV for $2.15 billion, including debt. The sale would include ITV’s free-to-air channels as well as its (…)
Pay-tv company Sky (owned by Comcast) is in talks to buy British broadcaster ITV for $2.15 billion, including debt. The sale would include ITV’s free-to-air channels as well as its (…)
The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), the Washington, D.C.-based movie-industry organization that in 1968 developed and administers the parental-guidance ratings for movies, has warned Instagram to discontinue using PG-13 (…)
Australian prodco Jaggi Entertainment has opened a U.S. office in Los Angeles, California. The expansion will be spearheaded by industry veteran Marielle Zuccarelli, who joins the company as president of International Sales.
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Montreal and Madrid-based Pink Parrot Media has boarded the upcoming CG animated feature “Tistou” – an adaptation of Maurice Druon’s classic French children’s novel Tistou les Pouces Verts, which tells the (…)
The eighth edition of the Dubai International Content Market, held on November 4–5 at Madinat Jumeirah, brought together 900 participants from 55 countries, 94 exhibiting companies from 19 countries, and (…)
Istanbul-based Inter Medya has secured new sales for Turkish drama Last Summer. The drama series has been acquired by TVN Panama and by Pasiones, which will bring the program to (…)
Germany-based distributor Rushlake Media, Nigerian film distributor FilmOne Entertainment, and Nigerian prodco InkBlot have forged a new partnership to bring a selection of Nigerian films to global audiences.
Rushlake Media recently (…)
European animation studio Millimages and brand licensing company The Smiley Company have joined forces on a new venture to create a range of products for adults and kids.
As a first for both (…)
At the upcoming MIP Cancun – set to take place November 18-21, 2025, at the Moon Palace resort — a panel of industry experts will explore the rapidly-growing microdrama sector.
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Out of the 135,600 listed actors in the U.S., it is estimated that just 8,600 of them have steady jobs. And those few who are in demand and work regularly (…)