The World Screen app is now updated, delivering program listings, news and a range of resources.

Updating daily, Staying Connected features feedback from media executives across the globe about how the pandemic has impacted their lives and businesses.

Watch clips and access detailed information on thousands of shows by visiting our video portal's dedicated April 2020 Screening Rooms.

The April 2020 digital editions of World Screen—which includes a special report on how producers are navigating the peak TV landscape, interviews with RTL Group’s Thomas Rabe and Discovery International’s JB Perrette and much more—and TV Listings are now available.

Ricardo Guise, the president and publisher of World Screen, on dealing with the COVID-19 pandemic.

The managing director talks about what sets the streaming service apart in the digital landscape and how it’s been received by viewers so far.

Girts Licis, the head of strategy at K7 Media, offers up analysis on the impact the fast-spreading COVID-19 will have on the global television industry.

Bruce L. Paisner, the president and CEO of the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, reflects on the causes and lessons of World War I and II, and the continuing job of people in the media to remind today’s leaders of the historic accomplishments of our predecessors—and to raise a warning when the lessons are not being heard.

The digital editions of the 2020 World Screen Guide and TV Formats Guide are now available.

Of all the new shows that premiered across the world in February, Netflix’s I Am Not Okay with This, a YA fantasy-drama series based on the graphic novel of the same name, generated the most buzz on Instagram, according to The WIT.