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Star Media, in an effort to fend off piracy, has developed its own system for removing links to illegal content to protect not only its rights but also that of its rightsholders.

The Edinburgh TV Festival is expanding its charitable remit with the launch of The TV Foundation, a new division that is set to be ushered in by a campaign exploring living wage.

Channel 4 has commissioned Whisper Films to make a documentary on the English football club managers Jurgen Klopp of Liverpool FC and Mauricio Pochettino of Tottenham Hotspur ahead of the UEFA Champions League final.

Pluto TV, which was recently acquired by Viacom, has launched on Amazon Fire TV devices and Amazon Fire Tablets in the U.K., Germany and Austria.

YesStudios has appointed Paula McHarg, a Keshet International alum, to the newly created role of head of sales.

BBC One has commissioned Inside the Supermarket, a six-part series from ITN Productions that goes behind the scenes of Sainsbury’s, Britain’s oldest grocery store.

Mediaset has acquired a 9.6 percent stake in the German broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 Media.

The PBS Kids series Wild Kratts has activated a licensing program that is set to add products from new and existing partners to expand the show-inspired range.

A full recap of World Screen Newsflash's L.A. Screenings coverage, including social media analysis from The WIT, on-site reporting from Elizabeth Guider and insight from the U.S. network upfronts.

Walter Presents has licensed the French thrillers Crimson Wedding and Mother Is Wrong for its services in the U.K., U.S., Italy and Australia.