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Globosat’s children’s channel Gloob, which celebrated its fifth anniversary last year, is highlighting the animated series Time to Rock.

Pukeko Pictures' Kiddets, a spin-off of The WotWots, has been sold to ABC in Australia and TVNZ in New Zealand for broadcast later this year.

CBC/Radio-Canada has acquired the first two seasons of Guru Studio's Netflix original preschool series True and the Rainbow Kingdom.

Keshet International has snapped up the exclusive global distribution rights—excluding Germany, Belgium and Ireland—for the new animated co-pro Sir Mouse.

Gaumont has optioned Usagi Yojimbo from creator, writer and illustrator Stan Sakai, and will develop the multi-generational comic book series into an animated TV show.

Entertainment One (eOne) has secured additional free-to-air broadcast and licensing partners for PJ Masks, as well as new licensees for Peppa Pig.

Hasbro’s fourth-quarter net revenues were down 2 percent to $1.6 billion.

Casting has begun on Disney Channel's new original live-action movie based on the hit animated series Kim Possible, which debuted on the network in 2002.

Superprod has launched an office in Los Angeles led by Louise de Staël, who previously served as the company's chief financial officer, a position that is now being taken over by Sophie Spilliaert.

China's UYoung Media and Australia's Cheeky Little Media have signed a new agreement under which they will work together more closely moving forward.