World Screen

MACAU: The Sony Pictures Television (SPT) Networks, Asia bouquet includes the English general-entertainment services AXN and Sony Channel, and Asian nets Animax, GEM and ONE.

MACAU: The HITS channel, launched at the end of 2013, is now available in 8 million homes in seven different countries.

MACAU: In addition to having deals with a number of Hollywood and independent studios, HBO Asia offers original programming produced exclusively for HBO viewers.

MACAU: Fox Networks Group (FNG) Asia has been ramping up its original content, both with Chinese- and English-language programming.

MACAU: Deutsche Welle (DW) operates two channels in Asia: DW, the English-language flagship channel that is now being broadcast in HD, and the German-language channel DW (Deutsch).

MACAU: Astro is now serving 5 million customers, which is 69 percent of Malaysian households, with growth primarily driven by its subscription-free TV service Njoi.

CANNES: The latest formats to come from Nippon TV include Burning Questions! and The Animakers.

CANNES: Next Animation Studio (NAS) presents Karen Senki: The Movie, a feature-length animated science-fiction and action film.

CANNES: The National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS), which works to promote the country’s audiovisual sector, is coming to MIPCOM to help further the footprint of content made in Malaysia.

CANNES: The message in GMA Worldwide’s family drama Someone to Watch Over Me is that true love can endure through anything.