Kristin Brzoznowski

Christina Miller, president of Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, Boomerang and TCM, is planning to leave WarnerMedia at the end of the year, after nearly 15 years with the company.

The Jonathan M. Shiff series The Bureau of Magical Things is set for a second season, with production investment from ZDF Enterprises, Screen Queensland and Screen Australia.

With the ViacomCBS deal set to close December 4, the CBS All Access platform will be adding Nickelodeon kids' shows to its offering.

The Nashville-based children’s digital media company Minno has launched an ad-free, subscription on-demand platform with an offering of faith-based content.

Disney Channel has ordered a second season of the animated fantasy-comedy series The Owl House ahead of its January 10 premiere and has commissioned a third season of its live-action comedy Sydney to the Max ahead of its season two debut. 

Globosat's Gloob and Gloobinho kids' channels have established two new departments, dedicated to content and programming.

The educational and entertainment-based digital platform Hopster has secured a partnership with Sky New Zealand.

WildBrain, recently rebranded from DHX Media, saw revenue increase 8 percent to C$112.3 million ($85 million) in its fiscal 2020 first-quarter results.

Edward Stratemeyer's best-selling classic children's books The Hardy Boys are being turned into a live-action series that will debut on YTV in Canada and Hulu in the U.S. in 2020.

Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN) Americas has teamed up with Movistar Colombia for the expanded LatAm reach of the Noggin SVOD service.