Kristin Brzoznowski

The company's president and general manager shares the strategy for engaging young viewers as active participants with the brands it represents.

In the face of changing viewing habits, distributors are finding new ways to deliver kids the content they want on all the many platforms they’re using.

Rich Magallanes, the senior VP of development and production at Saban Brands, talks to World Screen Newsflash about what’s on the development slate and in the production pipeline, and where he’s scouting new IP from.

Horrible Histories, the best-selling children’s history-book series that has been adapted as a TV series and stage show, is headed to the big screen in 2019 with a feature film.

Animasia Studio has licensed Harry & Bunnie and Chuck Chicken to Netflix, alongside other global deals.

A host of games, featuring characters such as SpongeBob SquarePants, Peppa Pig and Ben 10, have been added to the Sky Kids app.

Turner EMEA and the Austrian start-up Tonio have collaborated on Gumball VIP, which gives fans of The Amazing World of Gumball the opportunity to take part in a week-long live, interactive, linear TV experiment on Cartoon Network UK.

Children’s brand Haus of JR has teamed up with Nickelodeon for a new clothing collection inspired by the network’s hit animated preschool series PAW Patrol.

The animated preschool series Puffin Rock, which is distributed internationally by Superights, has arrived in China as part of a multi-license deal with China Nebula Group (CNB), including TV rights, digital, merchandising and toys.

The nominations for the International Emmy Kids Awards have been announced by the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences at a press conference at MIPCOM, with nominees across 16 countries.