Beano Studios has entered into a co-development deal with Lime Pictures for a new live-action dramedy based on the Beano comic character Minnie the Minx.

MTG's Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT) has picked up the remaining 4 percent it didn't already own of digital video network and online media house Splay and is merging the company with its branded-content outfit, Nice One.

AT&T has renamed Time Warner as WarnerMedia after closing its acquisition of the media company.

Studio 100 Media and m4e have inked an exclusive digital distribution deal with Turkey's Fauna Production for the digital property Kukuli.

Sony Pictures Television Networks (SPTN) is expanding into the OTT space in Western Europe by rolling out Film1 as a direct-to-consumer subscription service.

Bulletproof, the buddy-cop drama starring Noel Clarke and Ashley Walters, has been given a second-season renewal by Sky One.

Apple has ordered Little America, a half-hour anthology series featuring the stories of immigrants, from Universal Television.

Finnish media fund IPR.VC is financing the development of a television adaptation of Roberto Ricci's young adult fantasy series The Red Harlequin.

Entertainment, factual and kids led U.K. exports in 2016/17, according to Pact, with total revenues from U.K. content sales reaching £902 million.

ZDF Enterprises has signed on to globally distribute the documentary Gold for Kim: A Life for North Korea’s Leader.