Comedy-focused entertainment studio New Metric Media has signed a multi-year first-look deal with Sasha Leigh Henry to produce new original projects across multiple mediums including television, film and theater.

“We’re delighted (…)

Canada-based Amuz Distribution, through its parent company ComediHa!, has acquired the entire catalog from the Just For Laughs Group and hired Carlos Pacheco as director of Monetization & OTT. The Just For Laugh Group (…)

DeAPlaneta Entertainment and Newen Connect (a subsidiary of the TF1 Group and of Newen Studios) have signed a deal for fantasy/adventure children’s animated series Azuro & The Dragon Squad.

Under this agreement, (…)

Italy-based Rainbow Studios is releasing new CG-animated series Mermaid Magic on Netflix globally on August 22.

Created and produced by Iginio Straffi (Winx Club), Mermaid Magic is set in the underwater (…)

Starting this month, Canela Media will feature more than 100 films from the golden age of Mexican cinema exclusively on Canela.TV. These films will be released in Spanish and available (…)

The total of all television deals for the rights of the U.S. National Basketball Association games reaches $76 billion over 11 years.

The NBC television network is negotiating a $2.5 billion (…)

Banijay Kids & Family has secured a slate of international distribution deals for animated series Moominvalley.

Banijay Kids & Family Distribution, which handles worldwide sales for the series (including digital), has (…)

Yesterday, June 6, 2024, Informa, the U.K. group behind TV trade magazine TBI, posted on its homepage: “We are deeply sorry to announce this news: TBI is closing after more (…)

Federation Kids & Family has finalized multiple sales for its new K-pop inspired tween live action series Gangnam Project, which recently launched on CBC Gem in Canada, and CBBC and BBC (…)

Canada’s Bell Media announced today its line-up of English and French-language original content for 2024/2025, totaling 98 titles and 839 hours of original programming and supported documentaries.

Nearly three quarters of (…)