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Louise Pedersen, the CEO of all3media international, talks to World Screen Newsflash about working with producers, helping them perfect their pitches and branching out into comedies.

Strategy Analytics is forecasting that global consumer and advertising spend on TV and video will increase from $490 billion in 2017 to $559 billion in 2022, driven by OTT.

The judges across two categories have been unveiled for this year's License This! competition, which is taking place during Brand Licensing Europe (BLE) in London.

Netflix and Millarworld are collaborating on Prodigy, which will be the second comic-book franchise since Mark Millar linked up with the company.

David Wells, chief financial officer at Netflix, is planning to leave the company after a replacement for his position is found.

In July, TF1's Les Bleus 2018: Au coeur de l'épopée russe stirred up the most buzz on social media of all the new programs to launch globally, according to The WIT.

Indie studio Lionsgate beat Wall Street expectations with its first-quarter financials, reporting gains in its media networks and television production divisions.

Viacom's third-quarter revenues fell by 4 percent to $3.2 billion, with net profit down by 25 percent in the period to $511 million.

Fourth-quarter revenues at 21st Century Fox saw an 18-percent increase to $7.9 billion as net income climbed to $920 million from $476 million in the year-ago period.

Henrik Pabst, the president of Red Arrow Studios International, talks to World Screen Newsflash about some of the latest series from the company’s catalog that are drumming up interest in the global market.