World Screen

The June/July NATPE Budapest digital editions of World Screen, TV Europe and TV Kids are now available, along with TV Listings.

The global TV market and conference is returning to the InterContinental Hotel from June 19 to 22.

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.

From Twin Peaks to Rise, from Young Sheldon to Electric Dreams to Snowfall, the breadth and range of American TV programming has arguably never been greater—nor, too, the money it takes to put together and market these series to a worldwide audience.

Dynasty generated the most interest in social media out of the four new shows unveiled by The CW last week, according to data from The WIT.

PREMIUM: NBCUniversal's Rise and The Brave, Sony Pictures Television's S.W.A.T. and Lionsgate's Ten Days in the Valley were among the shows being sampled by buyers as the L.A. Screenings came to a close.

Highlights of what’s coming to screens this fall on U.S. broadcast networks.

Young Sheldon, a prequel to The Big Bang Theory, generated the most buzz among social media users out of all of CBS's new fall shows, according to The WIT, which tracked trailer views and Facebook and Twitter interactions in the week since the network's Upfront.

PREMIUM: Sometimes it's the least likely of series that steals the limelight at a particular Hollywood major studio during the L.A. Screenings; in the case of Twentieth Century Fox, a number of foreign program buyers all circled back to one show as being the most arresting, if not jaw-dropping, they've seen so far: Snowfall.

Of the new scripted shows presented by ABC at last week’s Upfronts, The Good Doctor, an adaptation of a South Korean format, generated the most social media traction according to analysis from The WIT.