CosmoBlue Media has added Team Jay, the first animated series produced entirely by a football club, to its platforms and picked up the worldwide non-exclusive TV and VOD rights.

During a keynote at MIPCOM, The Mediapro Studio’s Laura Fernández Espeso and JC Acosta unveiled the company’s U.S. and Canadian outfit’s slate of English-language series, documentaries and films for 2025.

RX France’s Lucy Smith offered up new details about MIP LONDON, running from February 23 to 27, 2025, including the addition of a kids’ co-production summit alongside MIPDoc and MIPFormats, before sitting down for a Q&A with World Screen’s Mansha Daswani about the logistics of the new event, which takes place at the same time as the London TV Screenings.

Three of NHK’s programs have been recognized at this year’s ABU Prizes, which honor content made by broadcasters in the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union (ABU).

BBC Studios and JTBC are set to co-produce Deep Dive Korea: Song Ji-Hyo’s Haenyeo Adventure, marking the first time the companies have partnered for an original production and BBC Studios Asia’s first co-production in Korea.

Rose Audio Visuals, founded by Goldie Behl, has signed on to produce an Indian adaptation of Buy It Now, a format from Studio Lambert, part of All3Media.

Serial Maven Studios’ Solange Attwood, Fremantle’s Rebecca Dundon and Czech producer Vratislav Šlajer discussed financing strategies in the current TV landscape today at MIPCOM, in conversation with World Screen’s Kristin Brzoznowski.

All3Media International has signed a handful of new deals for Goalpost Pictures’ mystery drama Black Snow in Europe and Africa.

Cineflix Rights has sealed a raft of deals for Whitstable Pearl, including in Canada, Spain and Japan.

BBC Studios and Dutch public service broadcaster NPO have signed an output deal for natural history content in the Netherlands.