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Game of Thrones scored a total of nine Emmys, including for outstanding drama series, making it the most-awarded program of the 70th Emmy Awards.

Kew Media Distribution has inked a number of international deals for the 70th Emmy Awards, slated to air tonight at 8 p.m. on NBC in the U.S.

The September/Pre-MIPCOM digital edition of World Screen is now available, including a special report in which distributors discuss how their drama investment and distribution strategies are evolving.

Valence Media has purchased a minority stake in Fulwell 73, the independent production company run by partners Ben Winston, Leo Pearlman, Gabe Turner, Ben Turner and James Corden.

Sky and The Walking Dead producer Skybound Entertainment have combined forces to create Skybound Stories, a joint venture that will use new and existing IP to create mobile narrative gaming experiences for users worldwide.

The contemporary comedy The Bisexual, set to debut on Channel 4 and Hulu, has notched up presales.

PREMIUM: Dick Wolf, who has produced some of the most successful and longest-running series in television history, talks to World Screen Newsflash about his signature approach to TV drama: conflict or life-and-death situations often wrapped in a moral dilemma.

The writer, producer and director talks about how throughout his career, he has championed diversity in characters and subject matter.

Sean Atkins, who formerly served as president of MTV, has been appointed as the new CEO of StyleHaul, one of RTL Group’s multiplatform networks.

Translations.com has introduced Media.Next, a cloud-based localization solution powered by artificial intelligence (AI).