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Lightning International is to distribute the new chat show The Dinosaur Hour, which marks the writer and comedian John Cleese's return to screens.

Howard Braunstein, Alexandre Coscas, Michael R. Goldstein and Ben C. Silverman have teamed up to launch Leading Distribution Partners (LDP), which will license original and third-party content.

Mansha Daswani, World Screen's editor-in-chief, reflects on the disruption taking place in the media sector as the global content business convenes in Cannes.

Get ready for MIPCOM’s official opening on Monday by accessing our October editions and downloading or updating the World Screen app—for iOS and Android—delivering programming listings, news and a host of other useful resources.

Takeshi Shibasaki, NHK's head of co-production, and Afumi Watanabe, senior manager in the content development department at NHK Enterprises, talk about factual co-productions and a strong drama offering.

MISTCO has renewed its exclusive sales-agent deal with TRT for another three years.

TV Latina’s Festival FAST, to be held November 7 and 8, will showcase the panel Estado de los canales FAST en América Latina (State of FAST Channels in Latin America), featuring Parrot Analytics’ Alejandro Rojas and BB Media’s Luciano Zarlenga. You can register for this free event here.

Nicely Entertainment has made a deal with Hulu that includes two of its holiday films.

Corus Entertainment’s Waterside Studios is set to produce live-action TV adaptations of author Marcela Citterio’s The Girl Who Didn’t Want to Be a Princess and Uma Ghost for young adults.

The ZDF Studios highlight Concordia takes place in a town built on surveillance and data collection for the greater good of society.