Turkey-based OGM Pictures has signed a strategic development agreement with Spain’s Grupo Ganga.
The two companies will collaborate on developing premium scripted projects in Turkey and Spain. The collaboration will (…)
Calinos Entertainment and Pixcom have partnered with France’s TF1 Group.
Under the agreement, TF1 Group will bring two titles, Indefensible and Alert Squad, to French audiences. Both series are produced by (…)
The Worldwide Audiovisual Women’s Association (WAWA) launched the WAWA Sessions, a new series of talks and events, designed to foster dialog, knowledge exchange, and professional development across key areas of (…)
Barack and Michelle Obama’s production company, Higher Ground, is ending its eight-year exclusive partnership with Netflix and shifting to an independent model that allows it to collaborate with multiple studios.
Although (…)
Keshet has launched new celebrity roundtable format Who Wants to Start?
The program brings together five celebrities who all share one defining life experience — from anxiety and divorce to parenthood, (…)
President Trump favors it, and both the Justice Department and the FCC support it, but a U.S. federal judge in California does not. As a result, Nexstar will have to (…)
ORF-Enterprise has licensed the fourth season of the crime series Soko Linz to Japan’s Action Channel, which has now acquired its full rights package.
The series, produced by Gebhardt Productions, follows (…)
American film/TV studios might have made another strategic blunder. First, they sold their best content to make Netflix a major streamer, and, eventually, their major competitor. And now, the studios (…)
U.K.-based Spirit Studios has launched 10 Minute History, a new digital channel designed for modern viewing habits.
The channel delivers cinematic, story-driven history in tightly structured ten-minute episodes. Each episode (…)
Netflix’s co-founder, Reed Hastings, is stepping down as chairman of the streaming giant to focus on philanthropy and other pursuits.
Hastings has led the business for three decades, guiding its transformation (…)
