At an event at NATPE that showcased Televisa’s portfolio of productions, Emilio Azcárraga, executive chairman of the board of the Mexican media giant, spoke to World Screen Newsflash about reinventing the company in a rapidly changing media landscape.

Turner Latin America and Dopamine have struck up a partnership to develop and produce three original series this year.

Mansha Daswani spotlights the increasingly global aspirations of content distributors in the Middle East and Africa.

Telemundo International Studios and Movistar+ have entered into a multiyear co-production partnership to produce limited series for the U.S. and international markets.

360 Production and ScreenCut TV have come together to form the new independent production company Rare TV, specializing in documentaries, popular factual and specialist factual.

National Geographic Documentary Films is teaming up with director Ron Howard and Imagine Documentaries on a new feature project about the recent spate of deadly wildfires in California.

ZDF Enterprises has taken over Constantin Film's shares in Nadcon Film, which was founded with Peter Nadermann in 2012 to co-produce film and television projects.

Sky Vision has sold new formats The Secret Life of the Zoo and Muslims Like Us to the Netherlands.

HBO Europe has greenlit the Swedish drama Beartown, an adaption of the best-selling novel by Fredrik Backman.

DRG has sold a number of UKTV's "blue-light" factual series—covering emergency services from police and paramedics to helicopter rescue teams—to international broadcasters.