Kristin Brzoznowski

LONDON: UKTV and 20th Century Fox Television have signed a deal for the new medical crime drama Rosewood, to air on the Alibi channel in the U.K.

TORONTO: CraveTV has locked in deals with a number of Hollywood studios to bring new U.S. dramas such as Designated Survivor and Time After Time to the streaming service in Canada.

NEW YORK: Rachel Nelson, Corus Entertainment's director of original drama and factual content, talks about what’s driving the company's drama strategy and the balance she tries to maintain between original and acquired programming.

LONDON: Sony Pictures Television (SPT) has invested in Blueprint Television, a new U.K.-based production outfit focused on drama series.

NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES: AMC and Sony Pictures Television are developing David Carr’s best-selling memoir The Night of the Gun as a six-part miniseries, with Bob Odenkirk (Better Call Saul) attached to play the late New York Times columnist.

MUMBAI: Netflix is adapting the best-selling novel Sacred Games by Indian author Vikram Chandra as an original Hindi-English series.

LOS ANGELES/TORONTO: CBS has joined France's TF1 and Global in Canada in greenlighting the 13-episode suspenseful drama Ransom, from executive producer Frank Spotnitz.

BEVERLY HILLS: Starz has ordered a third and fourth installment of the original series Outlander, continuing the stories from more books in Diana Gabaldon’s international best-selling franchise.

TORONTO: Canada’s CTV has greenlit a new original serialized drama, The Disappearance, which will be produced in 4K.

NEW YORK/SYDNEY: A second season of the genre drama Cleverman will begin production later this year, following a recommission from Australia's ABC and SundanceTV in the U.S.