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Blue Ant Media has greenlit a pair of new original productions and ordered four renewals for its Canadian TV platforms Cottage Life, T+E and Love Nature.

Kristen Bell has launched Dunshire Productions, a new creative studio and production company, with longtime collaborators Morgan Sackett, Dean Holland, Troy Bailey and Benjamin Hart.

Off the Fence's Bristol team has promoted Karen Meehan from head of production to COO amid the expansion of its production capacity.

Viaplay has unveiled its next original, the docuseries Wozniacki & Lee, centering on retired tennis player Caroline Wozniacki and her husband, two-time NBA All-Star David Lee.

The Canadian government has introduced the Online Streaming Act, which would require online streaming services to contribute to the creation and availability of Canadian stories and music.

Banijay Rights has secured deals for two new adaptations of the adventure reality show Survivor in Central and Southeastern Europe.

Kanal 7 has ordered new seasons of two long-running series, both distributed by Eccho Rights, including Legacy.

Comcast Corporation and ViacomCBS have received full regulatory approval for SkyShowtime, with plans to launch in more than 20 European markets, covering 90 million homes, starting later this year.

The Canal+ Group thriller channel Polar+ has acquired the drama series Bête noire (Dark Soul), produced by Encore Télévision.

Pierre Sissmann, chairman and CEO of Cyber Group Studios, and Coralie Boitrelle-Laigle, head of content for M6 Group’s kids’ channels in France, gave a behind-the-scenes look at the animated series The McFire Family at the TV Kids Festival today ahead of the premiere of the trailer for the show.