ITV Studios Global Entertainment (ITVS GE) has sealed a slew of global deals for its new and returning dramas, including Vanity Fair.

Talpa’s fast-paced game show Divided has been licensed into Thailand, India and Vietnam, bringing the total number of international versions for the format to 21.

Armoza Formats has licensed the prime-time singing competition The Four to Antenna Group's Antenna TV (ANT1 TV) in Greece.

DRG has secured a number of new presales for Synchronicity Films' four-part series The Cry, led by Victoria and former Doctor Who star Jenna Coleman and Ewen Leslie from Top of the Lake: China Girl.

Mediapro has signed an agreement with VICE Studios for the co-development and co-production of original scripted series in Latin America.

The Asia Video Summit, set for October 29 to November 1 in Hong Kong, will explore the state of the video industry in the region with a speaker lineup that includes Astro CEO Henry Tan, HBO Asia CEO Jonathan Spink and BBC Studios' executive VP for Asia, David Weiland.

Ovation has acquired the U.S. broadcast and digital rights for five shows from all3media international, including Travel Man.

At a press conference today at MIPCOM, Mondo TV revealed two new shows: the live-action science-fiction series 2050, targeted at adults, and the animated eco-adventure MeteoHeroes.

TCB Media Rights has licensed World’s Scariest Hauntings, a paranormal documentary series from Woodcut Media, to Blue Ant Media.

Rainbow has inked a deal with Carousel that will see the new animated preschool series 44 Cats begin airing on the Russian channel next year.