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Among the highlights from 41 Entertainment (41E) are Super Monsters and Skylanders Academy, both of which are available for streaming on Netflix.

Kiva Can Do!, from the Lacey Entertainment catalog, is about an imaginative little girl who enjoys exploring the world with her best friend, Saul, and puppy.

On offer from Cyber Group Studios is Gigantosaurus, a new book-based, animated preschool show for Disney Junior Worldwide and France Télévisions, among other partners.

After recently signing an agreement to distribute 17 Amazon Prime originals, Zodiak Kids has a number of new children’s programming highlights to present to international buyers.

For the first time, Euro Media Group’s 3Zero2 is presenting its live-action children’s series to the international market.

A global television channel geared toward infants, toddlers and their parents, BabyTV provides 100 percent commercial-free programming in a safe and entertaining environment.

World Screen and TV Kids are teaming with Reed MIDEM to present the fourth-annual Kids Trendsetter Awards at MIPJunior, honoring creators Jonathan M. Shiff, Tom McGillis, Ben Bocquelet and Angela Santomero.

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.