The National Association of Television Program Executives (NATPE) elected four new executives to its board. The new appointees are: Cindy Holland, Netflix’s vice president, Original Content; Pearlena Igbokwe, Universal (…)
KABO International licensed its entertainment game show format Who’s Who? to Latvian broadcaster LTV. Originally created by Rose Bay Media UK, the format features contestants (…)
Bomanbridge Media closed a number of program deals with Wow Dadi, Jetsen Huashi Wangju, and TVB Hong Kong. Jetsen Huashi Wangju picked up multiple Care (…)
German broadcaster WDR picked up the docu-reality format Back to Life from Armoza Formats. Originally created for Israel’s Channel 10, Back to Life tells the inspiring stories (…)
DISCOP Johannesburg is partnering with Sky Rink Studios, whose services include channel hosting and live transmission capabilities. As part of the partnership, DISCOP will (…)
New York City-based Sunrights renewed Beyblade Burst for a second season. The company licensed season two, titled Beyblade Burst Evolution, to Disney XD in the U.S. as well as to Corus Entertainment’s Teletoons and (…)
London-based Carnaby International acquired the worldwide sales rights to Intimissimi On Ice: A Legend of Beauty. Filmed at the Arena Di Verona in Italy, the feature special is a ice show that (…)
Alfred Haber secured the international distribution rights to GRAMMYs Greatest Stories: A 60th Anniversary Special. The two-hour special TV event gathers the most memorable performances in the 59-year history of the (…)
SPI International/FILMBOX signed a multi-channel distribution agreement with Bleusat, a DTT operator in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Kongo. Bleusat is including SPI’s entire African channel eight-pack to its programming. (…)
CBS Television Network’s digital subscription video on-demand and streaming service, CBS All Access, is renewing the original series Star Trek: Discovery for a second season. Star Trek: Discovery tells the galactic adventures of (…)
