Kristin Brzoznowski

Nippon Television Network Corporation (Nippon TV) has inked a deal with the Shanghai-based production company Youhug Media for the format rights to the drama series Your Home Is My Business!

A range of new broadcast deals have been signed for Showtime's highly anticipated Twin Peaks limited event series, which is headed to Sky in Germany and Austria as well as HBO Europe across Central Europe.

CBS has renewed Criminal Minds for the 2017-18 season, marking the network's 19th returning series pickup.

Endemol Shine Group has lined up a number of broadcasters for the drama Guerrilla, which stars Freida Pinto (Slumdog Millionaire) and Babou Ceesay (Damilola Taylor, Our Loved Boy).

Another season of the sci-fi hit Colony is coming to USA Network.

Blumhouse Television is developing a series based on The Purge franchise that will air on USA Network and its sister channel Syfy.

Former Sony Chairman Sir Howard Stringer has partnered with DRG's Jeremy Fox and MTG's Jakob Mejlhede to launch Atrium TV, which will be dedicated to creating premium drama for regional OTT players and telcos.

Two separate deals have been signed by STUDIOCANAL that will see Harlan Coben's original drama The Five airing on both pay TV and free TV in Germany.

STUDIOCANAL and the SVOD platform Walter Presents have done a deal that sees the Canal+ original Baron Noir launching in the U.S.

LONDON: Banijay Rights has landed agreements on a raft of new dramas, including the atmospheric thriller Black Lake.