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Among a handful of new projects coming to Netflix is Kaos, a darkly comedic and contemporary reimagining of Greek mythology.

Former Acorn Media Enterprises executive Shane Murphy has been tapped as group head of drama and comedy at Ireland's RTÉ.

A spin-off TV series based on the recently released film Leo da Vinci: Mission Mona Lisa is being prepped as an international co-production.

iflix has added to its lineup the Korean drama series What’s Wrong with Secretary Kim.

Melanie Leach, chief executive of Twofour Group, and Andrew Mackenzie, the company’s chief creative officer, discuss the current market for entertainment across the television landscape.

Guru Studio has elevated Louise Jones to the role of VP of finance and business affairs.

Kimberly Dennison, formerly the director of development for Disney TV Animation, has been hired at Gaumont as VP of creative development for the animation and family division.

RTVE will host more than 150 participants in Madrid next week as the company presents programming news and analyzes trends in the production, distribution and consumption of audiovisual content.

Love Nature has greenlit the documentary series Dogs with Extraordinary Jobs, a co-production from Oxford Scientific Films in association with world-renowned dog trainer Victoria Stilwell’s Positively.

Canada's CBC has greenlit Cavendish, a new prime-time half-hour original comedy series from Temple Street.