MACAU: Among Turner’s bouquet is the pan-regional Korean channel Oh!K, which has coming up in its schedule the drama Saimdang, starring Lee Young-ae.

SYDNEY: Network Ten has revealed its 2017 lineup, which features the return of the hit Australian dramas Offspring and The Wrong Girl alongside high-profile U.S. fare such as This Is Us.

NEW YORK: The NFL (National Football League) and Google have expanded their partnership, with NFL Films set to produce a nine-part virtual reality (VR) series.

SÃO PAULO: Scripps Networks Interactive has secured carriage for Food Network in Brazil on the pay-TV platform NET and Claro HDTV.

SYDNEY: Foxtel and Network Ten have jointly commissioned the topical news format Common Sense, from the creators of Gogglebox, for broadcast in 2017.

LONDON: Sky Vision’s Amity Easter Utley and Zodiak Rights’ Jo Halstead have been appointed to the sales team of independent distributor DRG, part of MTG’s nice entertainment group.

TORONTO: 9 Story Media Group has licensed nearly 500 episodes of its kids’ and family programming, including the Emmy-winning preschool series Peg + Cat, to broadcasters across Latin America.

BEIJING: Big Bad Boo Studios has inked a multiyear broadcast deal with CCTV's children's channel, CCTV-14, that will see the animated comedy series 1001 Nights begin airing in China.

NEW YORK: World Screen Newsflash’s Anna Carugati sat down with Hayley Atwell, star of Conviction, to discuss the legal drama series, the character she portrays and the themes and relationships explored in the first season.

MUNICH: Tele München Group (TMG) and Amazon Prime Video have sealed an output deal, granting exclusive rights to a package of feature films that includes Emerald Green.