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At NATPE Budapest this morning, executives from Eccho Rights, Nutopia and 3Vision shared their thoughts on co-productions in the current TV landscape and the impact of streamers in the marketplace today.

Escapade Media, through its partnership with Principal Media, has sold the premiere rights for Aussie Girl to Australia’s 9Now.

The executive managing director of TV series at STUDIOCANAL spoke about the changing nature of the television business in a NATPE Budapest keynote.

Viacom’s BET Networks and Tyler Perry Studios have partnered for BET+, a new SVOD service focused on the African-American audience that is set to launch this fall.

Ann Sarnoff, currently the president of BBC Studios Americas, has been appointed as the new chair and CEO of Warner Bros.

Reel One Entertainment has tapped Barbara Fisher, a former executive at both the Hallmark and Lifetime channels, for the role of executive VP of scripted content.

Gaumont has appointed Christian Gabela as VP of international TV co-productions, with an eye to managing and expanding partnerships in key territories such as Latin America.

The Hypewriter pitching competition has seen a record number of applicants in its second year, with eight projects to be judged by a diverse panel on Tuesday during NATPE Budapest.

World Screen has made a host of resources available so that you can make the most out of your time in Budapest, including a printable version of TV Listings, as well as the updated World Screen app for iOS and Android.

Smithsonian Channel is marking the 400th anniversary of the first American democratic assembly with the premiere of Mystery at Jamestown, a special installment of the America’s Hidden Stories series.