World Screen Newsflash shines a light on Showtime’s Homeland and premium cable outlets shaping the cultural conversation.

Distributors are finding ways to fulfill the endless need for programming resulting from new streaming platforms, viewers stuck at home during lockdowns and delayed productions.

The Monte-Carlo TV Festival organizers are proceeding with plans for this year’s event, which is scheduled to take place from June 18 to 22.

World Screen Newsflash looks at the phenomenon that was Game of Thrones

Henrik Pabst, chief content officer and managing director of ProSiebenSat.1's Seven.One Entertainment Group, talks to World Screen Newsflash about running the division, offering quality entertainment across platforms and maintaining valuable takeaways from the challenges faced in 2020.

Fred Burcksen, president and CEO of ZDF Enterprises, explains to World Screen Newsflash how he and his teams have been able to continue to meet clients’ needs with library and new product, even during the pandemic.

World Screen Newsflash looks at HBO after The Sopranos and how the premium pay service found new shows that met the high standards set by the seminal drama.

World Screen Newsflash hears from showrunners with significantly different backgrounds and creative sensibilities about shows they created for FX: Joe Weissberg and Joel Fields with The Americans and Carlton Cuse with The Strain.

Cathy Payne, the CEO of Banijay Rights, and Matt Creasey, the EVP of sales, co-productions and acquisitions outside EMEA, talk to World Screen Newsflash about working with producers and clients whose needs continue to change.

Stuart Baxter, the president of international distribution at Entertainment One (eOne), on the company's library of popular titles, first-look deals with A-list talent and high-profile new shows.