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The winners of Armoza Formats’ annual formats pitch competition Formagination 7 have been revealed, with screenwriter Shiri Zuck’s dating show Museum of Me winning first place.

Hat Trick International has inked several deals for the brand-new season of The CW’s Whose Line Is It Anyway?, the U.S. adaptation of the unscripted comedy format.

Senso Comune, the Italian version of the fixed-rig show Common Sense, has debuted on RAI 3 in Italy.

Carson Prod. has acquired an option to adapt Mediaset’s daily court show Forum in France.

Global Agency is gearing up to launch the original prime-time quiz show Cash or Splash to the international television market.

Rob Clark, FremantleMedia's director of global entertainment, talks to World Screen Newsflash about how he continues to mine the creative minds in the company's network of production companies and among third-party producers for innovative concepts.

Comedy Central UK has ordered a local version of Roast Battle, with Jimmy Carr on board as host and Russell Brand and Katherine Ryan confirmed as judges.

Endemol Shine Iberia is producing a second season of the social-experiment format The Bridge for Movistar’s #0 in Spain.

Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) has signed its first-ever format license agreement in India, where FremantleMedia is producing a Hindi version of Lip Sync Battle.

Red Arrow International has sold its reality format Old People’s Home for 4 Year Olds into five territories, including France and Spain in a deal with Banijay.