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French television exports—including sales, presales and co-productions—increased to a record high of €336 million ($404 million) in 2016, a year-on-year increase of 32 percent.

Central European Media Enterprises (CME) has become the tenth broadcaster to join the European Media Alliance, which was formed to identify investment opportunities in new digital businesses and to facilitate strategic partnerships among its members.

The political dramedy series Graves is slated to return for a second season on Super Channel on October 24, while the family drama When Calls the Heart heads into its fourth season later this month.

Amazon has unveiled its fall slate of kids’ originals, including new and returning series, that will be available exclusively on Prime Video.

Netflix is working with Camilla Ahlgren, head writer from the hit series The Bridge, on its first Swedish original series, Quicksand (Störst av Allt).

The founder and managing director of U.K. agency Those Licensing People talks about the company’s recently launched children’s app.

Bomanbridge Media has licensed a number of children's series, including the animated hit Matt Hatter Chronicles, to broadcasters in Indonesia, South Korea, India and Bangladesh.

Damian Kavanagh, the controller of BBC Three, has revealed a number of new commissions for the online-only network, including the single drama Killed By My Debt (working title).

Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) has signed its first-ever format license agreement in India, where FremantleMedia is producing a Hindi version of Lip Sync Battle.

NATPE’s 15th annual Brandon Tartikoff Legacy Awards will be presented to executive producer Greg Berlanti (Arrow, Flash), Telemundo and NBCUniversal International Chairman Cesar Conde, actress Jane Fonda (Grace and Frankie), TBS and TNT President Kevin Reilly and actor Tom Selleck (Blue Bloods).