Sky is bringing back Stan Lee's Lucky Man for a third season, with James Nesbitt reprising his role, while Noel Clarke and Ashley Walters lead the cast of the channel's new cop drama Bulletproof.

The Edinburgh International Television Festival, sponsored by YouTube and BT, has revealed the winners from each of the categories at its TV Awards, honoring National Treasure as program of the year.

FilmRise has picked up the global rights for The Secret Life of Lance Letscher, a documentary that marks the directorial debut of Oscar-nominated film editor Sandra Adair (Dazed and Confused, Boyhood, School of Rock).

Jin Woo Hwang, the head of formats and global content development, talks about the South Korean company.

Next month, the animated adventure series Dinotrux and The Deep are slated for broadcast on DHX Television's Family CHRGD, while the preschool shows Daniel Tiger’s Neighbourhood and Pajanimals are headed to Family Jr.

An exclusive, multimedia agreement has been inked that makes ESPN the home of Top Rank boxing in the U.S. and Canada.

North America is expected to see 171 million SVOD subscribers to movie and TV episode platforms by 2022, up 53 percent on 2016, according to Digital TV Research.

NBCUniversal International Networks (NBCUIN) has revealed that the new brand identity for SYFY will launch around the world.

Antenna Group is producing a local Greek version of Armoza Formats’ game show Still Standing.

On September 29, Amazon is planning to release all ten episodes of the original revenge thriller Tin Star exclusively on Prime Video in the U.S.