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Pluto TV’s Katrina Kowalski shared her overall programming remit and acquisitions strategy for the platform at the FAST Festival today.

The latest episode from the TV Kids Festivals podcast is now available: Known IP.

The world premiere screening of Watson, inspired by the characters from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s Sherlock Holmes mysteries, will be staged on Sunday, October 20, to kick off MIPCOM CANNES.

ITV Studios has acquired a majority stake in Hartswood Films, behind such series as Douglas Is Cancelled (ITV), The Devil’s Hour (Prime Video) and Sherlock (BBC).

Hasbro swung to a profit of $138.5 million in the second quarter on revenues that were down 18 percent to $995.3 million, largely from its sale of the Entertainment One assets.

Giannina Antola, whose career in international TV sales and acquisitions spanned 38 years, has passed away.

Cineverse’s chairman and CEO, Chris McGurk, shared with FAST Festival viewers how the company is driving gains with its assortment of streaming services, FAST channels and new search and discoverability tools.

Dean Devlin, CEO of Electric Entertainment, talks to World Screen Newsflash about what’s behind the launch of ElectricCon, its upcoming fan-centric event.

David Salmon, executive VP and managing director for international at Tubi, discussed the AVOD service’s recent U.K. launch at the FAST Festival.

James Ross, the CEO of Lightning International, discussed the company's traction with its genre-based FAST channels, which include services for music, movies, documentaries and news.