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The Aardman highlight The Very Small Creatures, a brand-new stop-frame series for toddlers, launched successfully on Sky Kids in the U.K. late last year.

On the final day of the TV Kids Festival, there is a panel on French animation, alongside keynotes from Studio 100’s Hans Bourlon, pocket.watch’s Chris M. Williams and Kidoodle.TV’s Brenda Bisner, along with a special closing message from TV Kids’ own Anna Carugati. Register for the festival here; it’s free!

Nancy Glass talks about Marcus/Glass Productions, a venture formed through an alliance between her Glass Entertainment Group and Marcus Lemonis.

Shows that place diversity and inclusion front and center are in the spotlight in our latest TV Kids In-Demand report: ZDF Enterprises’ Scream Street, Guru Studio’s Big Blue, Studio 100 Media’s FriendZSpace, DeAPlaneta Entertainment’s Tilly, The Power Within and CBC & Radio-Canada Distribution’s Li'l Doc.

BBC Studios has bolstered its digital news team in the U.S. with the appointment of Jennie Baird to the newly created position of executive VP and managing director of digital news and streaming.

Keith Lucas, former chief technology officer and chief product officer at Roblox, has been appointed to Trioscope's advisory board.

Susan Tanamli, currently chief technology officer and head of global technology and digital product technology, has been promoted to executive VP and head of global technology and media operations at A+E Networks.

SPI International’s FilmBox Arthouse has launched on Amazon Prime Video Channels in the Netherlands as an add-on paid monthly subscription package.

STARZPLAY is slated to debut Say Yes to the Dress Arabia, the first time the show has been adapted in the Middle East, on February 11.

The Banijay production company WeiT Media is prepping a Russian version of Anything Goes, Возможно Все!, marking the format’s debut in the region.