BURBANK: BUZZR, a vintage game-show network owned by FremantleMedia North America, is slated to become available on YES TV in Canada.

TEL AVIV: Brazil’s Globosat has licensed two dramas from the Armoza Formats scripted catalog: Hostages and Street Justice.

LONDON: ITV Studios Germany has been commissioned to produce six episodes of the new dating format Meet the Parents for RTL.

MAINZ: ZDFE.entertainment, the division of ZDF Enterprises (ZDFE) responsible for format marketing, has added the sitcom Blockbustaz to its slate.

NEW YORK: Amanda Hill has been promoted to chief marketing officer at A+E Networks, working out of New York under company CEO Nancy Dubuc.

NEW YORK: Harlan Coben and Nicola Shindler, executive producers on The Five, sat down with World Screen Newsflash’s Mansha Daswani to discuss the series and their new indie outfit.

AMSTERDAM: A new multiyear partnership will see Netflix being made available on Liberty Global's digital platforms across more than 30 countries around the world.

ATLANTA: Turner has entered into multiyear licensing agreements for the Star Wars movie collection through domestic deals with The Walt Disney Studios and 20th Century Fox.

PARIS: Banijay Group has appointed Takis Candilis, who has worked at TF1 and Lagardère Entertainment, to the newly created post of head of scripted.

HONG KONG: Asian entertainment channel StarWorld has partnered with the Ministry of Tourism of Indonesia to produce the travel series Four Girls and a Bucket List.