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The digital edition of World Screen—featuring interviews with Russell T Davies, Tony Hale, ZDF’s Thomas Bellut, All3Media’s Jane Turton, ViacomCBS’s Kelly Day, ProSiebenSat.1’s Henrik Pabst and much more—is now available. You can also access the digital editions of TV Kids, TV Drama, TV Real, TV Listings and the World Screen Guide.

Marvel Studios has licensed from Genius Brands International certain likeness rights to Stan Lee in support of future marketing content celebrating the Marvel legacy.

Centering on a young girl who can pause the world around her, Sinking Ship Entertainment’s Alma’s Way gives a view into her fast-paced city life while teaching kids how to go about making the right decisions.

Katy Llewellyn-Jones, CEO of Beyond Rights, talks about the company's offering in the unscripted space, which includes titles across true crime, history, engineering and more.

FilmRise has revealed its free streaming offerings for the month of April, including Bloodline Detectives, hosted by Nancy Grace.

The new documentary The Mystery of the Trojan Horse has been launched on the global market by ZDF Enterprises.

HBO Max has greenlit The Not-Too-Late Show with Elmo for a second season.

National Geographic Documentary Films has picked up the new feature documentary The First Wave, from Participant and Our Time Projects and directed and produced by Matthew Heineman (Cartel Land, City of Ghosts).

The BBC is set to deliver £880 million ($1.21 billion) of annual savings this year, beating the target of £800 million ($1.1 billion) a year ahead of schedule.

discovery+ and the mobile news brand NowThis have partnered on Action Planet, a new docuseries featuring Common, Jane Fonda, Matt Damon and Adrian Grenier, among others.