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World Screen is collaborating with NATPE to present the inaugural Premio Ícono TV Latina award in 2020 to an executive who has contributed significantly to the growth of the Latin American media industry.

A full recap of World Screen Newsflash's L.A. Screenings coverage, including social media analysis from The WIT, on-site reporting from Elizabeth Guider and insight from the U.S. network upfronts.

At this year's L.A. Screenings sales bazaar, a relatively business-like affair that wrapped Thursday, the shows on offer were largely upstaged by the high drama playing out across the Hollywood industry. And causing jitters among its partners and customers around the world.

In the wake of the latest wave of consolidation sweeping over Hollywood, Sony Pictures Television (SPT) has clung to its independent bonafides—and, with ballast from its latest quartet of broadcast pickups, has managed to swim against the tide.

Whether it was the “touching yet still funny" antics of the sitcom The Unicorn, or "the big questions and mysteries raised" by the heady drama Evil, or the "couldn't take my eyes off Russell Crowe" response to The Loudest Voice, there appeared to be something for just about everyone at the all-day CBS Studios International screenings session on the Paramount lot Wednesday.

Uplift, empowerment and support for underdogs were themes that enthused a disparate mix of foreign program buyers at an L.A. Screenings session on the NBCUniversal lot Tuesday.

The complex characters in the new Warner Bros. slate of shows, including Prodigal Son, struck a chord with the buyers who took part in the studio's screenings yesterday.

Executives from Hemisphere Media Group, Viacom International Studios and more weigh in on the scene at the InterContinental Hotel as the L.A Screenings for the independents wraps today.

The courtroom drama All Rise and new Chuck Lorre comedy Bob ♥ Abishola are among the series being screened by Warner Bros. International Television Distribution (WBITD) for buyers in Los Angeles.

Sony Pictures Television (SPT) will be screening for buyers Lincoln, inspired by the best-selling book The Bone Collector, among other series.