Belgium-based Primitives has acquired the worldwide format rights (excluding German-speaking Europe) to Terrain: Battle of the Flags, an adventure-reality competition inspired by gaming mechanics from German public broadcaster ZDF and (…)
More than 50 authors and screenwriters have joined the LumiCreator network supporting LumiView, Y+X Entertainment Group’s upcoming vertical IP platform.
LumiCreator is a global creator ecosystem designed to connect authors, screenwriters, (…)
Netflix has concluded its 2026 U.S. upfront negotiations, nearly doubling its advertising commitments from last year.
Advertisers showed strong interest in returning series including Bridgerton, Love Is Blind, Emily (…)
UEFA, the European football governing body, is standing firm, confirming its intention to boycott FIFA competitions if Gianni Infantino remains at the helm. “The boycott of FIFA competitions remains in (…)
Nintendo is getting another major boost from its move into movies and other businesses built around its intellectual property (IP).
The Japanese videogame maker said The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has (…)
TIFF: The Market (September 10-16, 2026) has unveiled the International Financing & Project Market, a curated incubator, presented by Ontario Creates, which will unite more than 50 established producers with (…)
The Federal Communications Commission has voted to repeal its 39 percent national television ownership cap, replacing the longstanding rule with a case-by-case review of broadcast consolidation deals.
The FCC said the (…)
Figures about the first Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) Market have been hard to come by, but some are finally available, thanks to Charles Tremblay, TIFF’s market director, who (…)
Measurement giant Nielsen plans to acquire ad verification and brand safety company DoubleVerify for $2.15 billion.
The deal, if completed, would expand Nielsen’s business beyond its traditional focus on audience measurement, (…)
A New Mexico court has ordered Meta, the parent company of Instagram and Facebook, to pay $567 million to address harms to young people caused by its platforms.
In a ruling (…)
