Armoza Formats and Russia's NTV have entered into a partnership that will see the Israeli indie taking on representation for two of the channel's new crime dramas.

DCD Rights has inked several deals for its factual and factual-entertainment titles, including presales for the upcoming second season of the reality series Aussie Gold Hunters.

Fred Seibert, founder of Frederator Networks, and Andy Yeatman, head of global kids' content at Netflix, have been lined up to give keynotes at this year's MIPJunior.

UKTV has commissioned a multi-partner funded travel-culinary show, John Torode’s Asia, to air on pay-TV channel Good Food later this year.

Entertainment channel GEM is slated to broadcast Nippon TV's The Music Day event live across Asia on Saturday, July 1.

Channel 4 has ordered a second 30x30-minute season of the hit daytime series Extreme Cake Makers from Boomerang.

Spike TV has teamed with award-winning documentary maker Joe Berlinger (Paradise Lost trilogy) on the eight-hour event series Gone: The Forgotten Women of Ohio, launching later this summer.

The 28th edition of Sunny Side of the Doc has wrapped in La Rochelle, where seven pitching competitions were held and winners selected.

ION Media has acquired new programming for its special-interest digital kids' network Qubo and lifestyle channel ION Life.

The board of SAG-AFTRA says it will seek a strike authorization vote from its members unless a new three-year deal can be reached with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP) by June 30.