The BBC Studios Natural History Unit has been commissioned by the digital platform Quibi to produce the tentatively titled Fierce Queens, a blue-chip short-form series focusing on nature’s females.

Propagate has aligned with Asmodee Entertainment to develop a TV series based on Alan R. Moon’s best-selling adventure board game Ticket to Ride.

HBO Europe's cybercrime series Hackerville is now available in the U.S. on HBO NOW, HBO GO, HBO On Demand and partners’ streaming platforms.

Warner Bros. Television Group (WBTVG) has signed a multi-faceted overall deal with The Big Bang Theory star Kaley Cuoco, under which she will star in and produce the upcoming series The Flight Attendant for the WarnerMedia direct-to-consumer service.

Butterbean’s Café, Nickelodeon’s new CG-animated show, is going to premiere on the network in Germany, Austria and Switzerland next month.

Netflix has ordered a new scripted series telling the story of Tejano music legend Selena Quintanilla.

Singapore-based ONE Championship, which organizes martial arts events across Asia, has sealed a deal with B/R Live, Turner’s live sports streaming service in the U.S.

Asia TV Forum wrapped in Singapore with its largest edition ever, attracting more than 5,600 delegates from 58 countries, with almost 770 exhibiting companies on site.

On the heels of ATF, titles from the Millimages catalog, including the animated preschool comedy Pirata & Capitano, have been licensed to broadcasters in Asia.

According to Ampere Analysis, global subscription OTT revenues are set to reach $46 billion next year, overtaking box-office revenues, which are forecast at $40 billion.