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Brain Power Studio has licensed its new family adventure movie A Witches' Ball to Discovery Networks for broadcast on Discovery Family in the U.S. and Discovery Kids in Latin America next month.

The U.S. consumer-products program for Entertainment One’s (eOne) PJ Masks is continuing to expand, with new offerings slated to roll out beginning this fall and running into early 2018.

The Minister of Canadian Heritage and Netflix have signed an agreement that creates Netflix Canada, a first-of-its-kind production company for Netflix outside of the U.S.

The company's president and CEO talks about boosting the flagship brands and continuing to offer viewers the content they want in as many ways as possible.

Skydance Television has entered into a multiyear overall agreement with writer-producers Patrick Massett and John Zinman (Friday Night Lights, The Blacklist, Lara Croft: Tomb Raider).

CBS Corporation has signed a multiplatform syndication agreement for its political drama Madam Secretary, windowing the off-network rights for the series with an SVOD service, a basic cable network and broadcast TV stations.

PREMIUM: World Screen Newsflash speaks to Sterling K. Brown, who won the Emmy for best dramatic actor this year for his role as Randall in This Is Us.

At the RTS Cambridge Convention, A+E Networks' Heather Jones chaired a panel on finding and keeping the best talent that featured Sony's Wayne Garvie, Channel 4's Ed Havard, Comedy Central and Paramount Networks' Jill Offman, and Avalon's Jon Thoday.

Hat Trick International has snapped up a variety of new factual programming, including Keo Films' three-part series Exodus: The Journey Continues.

World Screen speaks to Elisabeth Moss, whose performance as Offred, a young woman forced to bear children for infertile couples in The Handmaid’s Tale, earned her an Emmy for best actress.