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NEW YORK: World Screen and the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences are marking their 15th year of collaboration on International Emmy Magazine.

BUDAPEST: Best friends Tommy (David Schwimmer) and Dion (Jim Sturgess) open an upscale restaurant in their downtrodden Bronx neighborhood in Feed the Beast, a drama that Lionsgate Entertainment is presenting to buyers at NATPE Budapest.

NEW YORK: World Screen's Program Price Guides, compiled by veteran media reporter and former distributor Bob Jenkins, are the most comprehensive reports available on what broadcasters are paying for acquisitions across Europe, North America, the Middle East, Africa, Latin America and the Asia Pacific.

NEW YORK: The World Screen app is now updated for NATPE Budapest, Sunny Side of the Doc and Licensing Expo, delivering program listings, news and a range of resources to help you make the most out of your time at these markets.

BUDAPEST: The event series Madiba, which Dynamic Television is presenting at NATPE Budapest, is based on two books by Nelson Mandela about his heroic journey to bring racial equality and democracy to the people of South Africa.

NEW YORK: The WorldScreen.com NATPE Budapest Preview provides you with a number of useful services in one location, including a downloadable PDF of company suite numbers at the InterContinental.

NEW YORK: Watch clips and access detailed information on numerous shows by visiting our video portal's dedicated Screening Rooms for NATPE Budapest, Licensing Expo & Sunny Side of the Doc. Visit the Screening Rooms here.

NEW YORK: Of all the new programs that debuted globally in May, HISTORY's Roots event series generated the most buzz on social media, according to The WIT.

NEW YORK: Cris Abrego, co-chairman of Endemol Shine Americas and co-CEO of Endemol Shine North America, met with World Screen Newsflash’s Anna Carugati to share insight about the current landscape for scripted and unscripted programming.

NEW YORK: Riverdale generated the greatest amount of Twitter buzz among The CW’s crop of new shows, according to The WIT, while Frequency was the network’s most talked-about trailer.