World Screen

Cartoon Network Latin America and Pixelatl have launched Girl Power: Pitch Me the Future, their fifth joint convention, inviting the most innovative and creative animators from the region to showcase their projects, with the possibility to take them to different kids' platforms in LatAm.

The first season of the Nick Jr. series Blaze and the Monster Machines is now available through the digital platform Noggin in Latin America.

Iginio Straffi, Rainbow's founder and CEO, talks to World Screen Newsflash's Anna Carugati about the ongoing success of Winx Club and its upcoming live-action series for Netflix.

Christophe Goldberger, the founder and managing director of GoldBee, shares with World Screen Newsflash's Mansha Daswani how the company first came about and what he looks for when evaluating a property to take on for distribution.

At Licensing Expo, Mondo TV is putting a major focus on the live-action Heidi Bienvenida and animated Robot Trains.

Friendship, teamwork and problem-solving are some of the main themes in Robot Trains, a new animated property that CJ E&M is highlighting at Licensing Expo.

The digital edition of our May/June issue of TV Kids, which goes to Licensing Expo and NATPE Budapest International, is now available.

Broadcasters and platforms are eager for shows that successfully incorporate science, technology, engineering, arts and math.

Two long-running series make up part of Serious Lunch’s MIPTV offering: the company is launching season seven of Operation Ouch! and season four of Art Ninja.

A busybody who likes to stick his nose in everyone else’s business takes center stage in ToonMarty, from the GoldBee catalog.