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Apple TV+ has ordered a ten-episode TV adaptation of William Gibson’s cyberpunk novel Neuromancer.

Screen Australia has selected 23 feature films and six TV dramas that will share in over A$810,000 ($526,000) of story development funding.

The Sky and Peacock original series The Tattooist of Auschwitz, based on Heather Morris’s novel, has been acquired in Spain by Movistar Plus+ through a deal with All3Media International.

Kino Lorber’s MHz Choice and Topic streaming services are merging, and the landmark German series Babylon Berlin is coming to the combined platform next month.

Former HBO Europe executives Ioanina Pavel and Johnathan Young have launched the production company May One to produce premium TV dramas in Romania for local and international audiences.

Jesse Williams (Grey's Anatomy, Only Murders in the Building) is set to produce and star in the new Prime Video Italian original Costiera (w.t.).

Paramount+ is adding another chapter to the NCIS franchise with a new series starring Cote de Pablo and Michael Weatherly, who will reprise their roles as Ziva David and Tony DiNozzo, respectively.

ZDF, Acorn TV and TVNZ have co-commissioned the new murder mystery series A Remarkable Place to Die from Screentime New Zealand and Real Film Berlin, in association with Banijay Rights.

Inter Medya has set an initiative to expand its Turkish miniseries, clinching new licensing deals for a host of titles, including for the 8x45-minute Interrupted.

Fremantle has secured the worldwide distribution rights, excluding German-speaking territories, to the new fantasy drama Hagen (w.t.), from Constantin Film.