Mansha Daswani

Twofour Rights has sealed deals with TV2 in Hungary and Kanal D in Turkey for local adaptations of the fact-ent format What Would Your Kid Do?

Stephen Lambert talks about the keys to Gogglebox’s success and reveals details about some of Studio Lambert’s new creations.

The never-ending search for the next big thing was on the agenda as everyone from global behemoths to digital upstarts hyped their new wares to broadcasters and platforms.

Ukraine's STB TV channel has scored the rights to adapt Nippon TV's Mother, which has already been remade in Korea and Turkey.

Kate Phillips, the controller of BBC Entertainment, was interviewed by Endemol Shine Group’s CEO of creative networks, Lisa Perrin, at MIPFormats, where she discussed her content remit and the challenges and opportunities in the sector.

Peter Salmon, chief creative officer at Endemol Shine Group, sat down for a conversation with World Screen’s Anna Carugati at MIPFormats to talk about the company’s new talent competition All Together Now, recently renewed in the U.K. and commissioned in Australia.

Tom Wright, CEO of mobile-first content studio Vertical Networks, told MIPFormats delegates about the success of Phone Swap on Snapchat and how the format is being brought to television in a session moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati.

The Singaporean version of MasterChef will air in English on Mediacorp's Channel 5 rather than in Mandarin on Channel 8 after further negotiations with Endemol Shine Group.

At Asia TV Forum, Stephen Lambert and all3media international unveiled a deal for Workpoint Entertainment to produce a Thai version of Catch Me Out, which was developed for the BBC but has not yet been produced in the U.K.

The Nippon TV quiz format Ultimate Brain has received second-season pickups from VRT Ketnet in Belgium and NPO Zapp in the Netherlands.