Articles

Talpa Network has purchased a stake in Camvision, focused on the development of systems for the fully automatic recording and online streaming of live sports events and sports analysis software.

ABC has renewed the new iteration of American Idol for a sophomore season, with Luke Bryan, Katy Perry and Lionel Richie returning as judges.

YouTube Kids, as part of an ongoing effort to bring inspiring in-app experiences to children, has rolled out Month of Making, a new initiative designed to encourage youngsters to be creative off-screen.

The May/L.A. Screenings digital editions of World Screen, which includes a report on the demand for U.S. series abroad, TV Latina, TV Series, TV Niños and TV Listings are now available.

The thriller series Sharp Objects, based on the novel of the same name by best-selling author Gillian Flynn (Gone Girl), is set to premiere on Australia's Foxtel in July.

Corus Entertainment's Nelvana has signed an exclusive Canadian broadcasting and licensing agreement with Sesame Workshop for the long-running hit series Sesame Street.

The winners from the Series Mania Festival have been unveiled, with On the Spectrum (Israel) scoring the jury's grand prize.

NBC has made its first pilot pickup for the 2018-19 season with a series order for the medical drama New Amsterdam.

Production has kicked off on Coop and Cami Ask the World, a new live-action sitcom starring Dakota Lotus and Ruby Rose Turner that is due to debut on Disney Channel this autumn.

Strategies for winning the battle for screen time and wallet share dominated the sessions at APOS in Bali last week, as 700-plus executives from across the Asian and global media landscapes convened to talk about what businesses need to do to remain relevant, and profitable, amid seismic shifts in consumption habits and revenue models.