BURBANK: For the quarter ended October 1, The Walt Disney Company saw its revenues slip 3 percent to $13.1 billion, with declines in its Media Networks division.

NEW YORK: Christina Miller, the president and general manager of Cartoon Network, Adult Swim and Boomerang at Turner, talks to World Screen Newsflash about reimagining classic properties, introducing new ones and challenging today’s kids to be creative and inventive.

NEW YORK: Spike TV has unveiled Spike Serialized, a new documentary series initiative featuring multi-episode programs that take an in-depth look at various topics or people.

Espen Huseby, the company's CEO, talks about the new music competition format, which was recently picked up for adaptation in the U.S.

HALIFAX: DHX Media has licensed more than 2,400 half-hours of preschool and kids' content across five VOD services in China.

NEW YORK: Jazwares has been appointed as the master toy licensee for Mercis’s Miffy and Friends brand.

NEW YORK: The new animated show Beyblade Burst, the third generation of the global franchise, is slated to begin airing on Disney XD next month.

TEL AVIV: Monday Media has picked up Armoza Formats’ factual-entertainment show The Foodies for Denmark and Norway.

NEW YORK: AMC Networks has taken a minority stake in Funny Or Die and is planning for its IFC network to step up its collaboration with the popular comedy brand.

BOGOTÁ/TEL AVIV: Keshet International (KI) has secured an agreement with Grupo Éxito to bring its cross-media brand Touch to Colombian audiences.