BBC Worldwide has licensed more than 500 hours of content, including Blue Planet II, in Spain and Portugal.

Olaf’s Frozen Adventure, a new featurette based on Disney's animated hit Frozen, is set to make its broadcast television premiere on ABC in the U.S. later this week.

BBC Children’s has commissioned a host of new shows for CBeebies, including Lochside, as well as several returning series such as Yakka Dee.

Channel 5 is planning to launch in the new year 5PRIME, a premium network dedicated to high-quality factual series, documentaries and dramas.

Iftah Ya Simsim, an Arabic version of Sesame Street, has joined forces with YouTube’s Creators for Change initiative, a global effort to empower the platform’s role models who use their channels to tackle social issues.

ZDF has licensed the travel format Around the World with 80-Year-Olds from Talpa for a local treatment in Germany.

Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP) has appointed Emma Willis as managing director of Twenty Twenty Productions, effective immediately.

Nickelodeon is one of several companies to invest in Dreamscape Immersive, a new location-based VR startup that has just closed a $30 million Series B financing round meant to help it expand into new territories.

MaXi, an animated kids’ series from Groupe Média TFO and Frima, has been sold to several digital platforms across the globe.

Portugal and Sweden have become the latest territories set to air local adaptations of Armoza Formats’ prime-time singing competition The Final Four.