Kristin Brzoznowski

LOS ANGELES: General registration is now open for NATPE Budapest 2016, which has already registered a triple-digit number of buyers.

NEW YORK: The digital edition of World Screen’s March issue—DISCOP Istanbul, HK FILMART and Pre-MIPTV—is now available. View it here.

LOS ANGELES: The classic comedy series Mr. Bean has launched on the streaming service Hulu.

SANTA MONICA: Skydance Television has entered into an overall agreement with writer/producer Marti Noxon, whose credits include co-creating the Lifetime series UnREAL and serving as executive producer on the CBS medical drama Code Black.

SILVER SPRING: Fourth-quarter revenues at Discovery Communications of $1.65 billion decreased 2 percent compared to the year-ago period, as growth at the U.S. networks was more than offset by a decline at the international networks, primarily due to currency effects.

The sixth edition is just around the corner, taking place March 1 to 3 at the International Convention and Exhibition Center in Istanbul.

Digital TV Research has analyzed the fees that Netflix charges in international markets compared to what pay-TV ARPU is in those countries, finding that the rates appear high in the short term. Looking broadly, Netflix charges $8 per month for one screen, $10 per month for two screens and $12 per month for four screens and HD content in its 130 new territories.

LOS ANGELES: Brad Falchuk, co-creator of American Horror Story and Scream Queens, has inked a new multiyear deal with 20th Century Fox Television.

PARIS: Guillaume de Posch, co-CEO of RTL Group, is lined up for a keynote speech at MIPTV 2016.

PALISADES PARK: The 58th annual Grammy Awards, which airs live tonight on CBS in the U.S., is set to broadcast in more than 195 international territories, thanks to a raft of sales from Alfred Haber, Inc. (AHI).