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CANNES: In Nordic World’s The Stream, new artists are discovered and created in a way that replicates the workings of today’s music industry.

BUDAPEST: ZDF Enterprises’s (ZDFE) labels are showcasing a lineup that covers a range of genres at NATPE Budapest.

BUDAPEST: The sophomore season of the crime series Bosch is being promoted for sales in Central and Eastern Europe by Red Arrow International.

BUDAPEST: ITV Inter Medya is putting the Turkish drama Endless Love in the spotlight for NATPE Budapest buyers.

BUDAPEST: Beyond Distribution has already seen quite a bit of interest for the 6x30-minute series You Should Really See a Doctor from buyers in Central and Eastern Europe, according to Zoe Allen, the company’s regional sales executive.

BUDAPEST: The new crime series A Sicilian Story (Romanzo Siciliano) is one of the titles that Mediaset Distribution is presenting to buyers from the CEE region at NATPE Budapest.

LONDON: The U.K.’s Natural History Museum has entered a five-year partnership with Atlantic Productions to develop VR experiences, starting this summer with Colour and Vision: Mantis-eye View.

LONDON: A+E Networks UK has inked a new carriage deal with BT TV, which includes the long-term availability of the HISTORY, H2, Lifetime and Crime + Investigation networks on the platform.

CANNES: There’s a second season available of the Austrian series Suburbia: Women on the Edge, which ORF-Enterprise will be talking to buyers about.