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Canal+ has acquired the tween live-action series La vie compliquée de Léa Olivier (The Complicated Life of Lea Olivier) for broadcast in France and several French-speaking countries.

World Screen Newsflash looks back at some of last year's biggest stories in the kids' business.

Hasbro has outlined plans for its tenth-anniversary celebrations for Peppa Pig in the U.S., marking a decade since the preschool show first aired on Nick Jr.

The report entitled Examining Children’s Animated Television in Canada, published by the Children's Media Lab at Ryerson University’s FCAD, has revealed its findings on the representation of diversity and inclusion in Canadian children’s and youth animated television content.

Toon2Tango’s Ulli Stoef, Serious Lunch and Eye Present’s Genevieve Dexter, Boat Rocker Studios’ Jon Rutherford and Guru Studio’s Frank Falcone are set to take part in a panel on the ins and outs of kids’ co-productions during the upcoming TV Kids Festival.

Noggin, Nickelodeon’s interactive learning service for preschoolers, has unveiled its first-ever original long-form series, Noggin Knows.

CAKE has signed a deal with Ragdoll Productions to distribute its new preschool 2D-animated series B.O.T. and the BEASTIES.

The Philippines-based animation studio Snipple Animation is launching a new division, Snipple Originals, devoted to the development of long-form animated content for global audiences.

PBS Kids has canceled the children’s animated series Caillou, which features five seasons and debuted its first episode in 1997.

The BBC has outlined plans for the biggest education offer in its history, bringing together BBC Two, CBBC, BBC Red Button, BBC iPlayer and online to deliver more content to children, teachers and parents as a third lockdown begins across the U.K.