SAG-AFTRA, the U.S. union representing approximately 160,000 actors, journalists and artists, has released a statement following the announcement that Tilly Norwood, an A.I.-generated actor, is reportedly seeking representation.
“SAG-AFTRA believes creativity (…)
Canadian format “Love Bugs” will premiere in Italy on Sky Italia’s TV8 on November 24, 2025.
Created in 1997 by Guy A. Lepage and produced and distributed by AVANTI Groupe, Love Bugs explores with irony (…)
U.K.-based distributor DCD Rights has sold the North American broadcast and digital rights to the first season of musical comedy series “Happiness” to PBS Distribution, which has also pre-bought season two.
Produced (…)
After a ten-year hiatus, TV Asahi’s Japanese animated series “Doraemon” is set to return to French audiences with a new dubbed season. Produced by TV Asahi and distributed by Paris-based Soupir, this release marks the first French-language (…)
• Comcast has appointed Mike Cavanagh as co-CEO alongside Brian Roberts, who remains as chairman and co-CEO of the company. Cavanagh currently serves as president and was previously chief financial (…)
ZDF Studios and Studio 100 International have signed an agreement to extend their existing content partnership to the German-speaking market.
Titles from Studio 100 International will be available in Germany, Austria (…)
The Netherlands-based Your Channels has partnered with Samsung TV Plus to launch VI TV (Voetbal International TV) and three decade specific music channels: Your 60s, Your 70s, and Your 80s.
With VI TV, football fans have (…)
MIP Cancun has lined up Nicolás McCormack, VP of Ad Sales for Mexico and Central America at Warner Bros. Discovery, to keynote at the 12th edition of MIP Cancun, taking (…)
Banijay Benelux is co-developing a second series of Let’s Play Ball with EndemolShine Nederland, Talpa Studios and Signal.Stream, for Dutch broadcaster SBS6.
Initially piloted on YouTube via StukTV, the digital-first program (…)
President Trump signed an executive order endorsing a proposal that would keep TikTok operating in the U.S., following a national security measure that required China-based ByteDance to sell TikTok’s U.S. (…)
