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Brenda Bisner, chief content officer at Kidoodle.TV, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the strengths of the AVOD model and what’s ahead for the platform.

Ed Helms, who both hosts and executive produces Peacock's True Story with Ed & Randall, speaks about how he came to the project, the process for selecting stories for the show and what he believes makes the unscripted comedy series so special.

A+E Networks has acquired rights and licenses to the entire V.C. Andrews collection, including all new releases, following the success of Lifetime’s Flowers in the Attic and the subsequent movie series franchises from the author.

Sonia Manzano, best known for her long run on Sesame Street as Maria, and Ellen Doherty, the chief creative officer at Fred Rogers Productions, took TV Kids Festival viewers inside the creation of the new PBS KIDS show Alma’s Way.

Deirdre Brennan, the COO of WildBrain, and Frank Falcone, the president and executive creative director at Guru Studio, discussed navigating the complexities of the kids’ business in the last session of day two of the TV Kids Festival.

Fred Soulie, senior VP and general manager of Mattel Television, participated in a keynote conversation with TV Kids’ Anna Carugati at the TV Kids Festival today, discussing how the toy giant is expanding its content slate.

Four-time Oscar winner Nick Park, a co-director at Aardman, spoke at the TV Kids Festival this morning about his journey as an animator and the enduring appeal of Wallace and Gromit and Shaun the Sheep.

Plimsoll Productions is set to introduce its Channel 4 competition series Handmade: Britain’s Best Woodworker to U.S. audiences under the title Handmade: Good with Wood.

FilmRise has acquired the North American distribution rights to The Justice of Bunny King, the feature film directorial debut of New Zealander Gaysorn Thavat.

PBS International is set to present the new two-part Ken Burns-directed documentary Benjamin Franklin at MIPTV.