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This afternoon at NATPE Budapest International, executives from Caracol TV, HBO Latin America, TV Azteca, Mega Global Entertainment and Globo took part in a panel session to discuss how Latin American content has evolved beyond the traditional telenovela.

Netflix has revealed the new original series Invisible Cities, created and directed by Brazilian director Carlos Saldanha (Ice Age, Rio, Ferdinand) and starring Brazilian actor Marco Pigossi (Caras & Bocas).

A+E Networks has sold a raft of its TV movies, including Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial in Italy, starring Hayden Panettiere, to Hispanic broadcasters in the U.S.

DISH subscribers may lose access to Univision as the two companies struggle to reach a new carriage deal.

HBO’s Latin American productions have found audiences far outside the region, and with its first attendance at NATPE Budapest International, the company is looking to broaden that reach.

Caracol Internacional’s 60-episode series Bolívar brings to life the story of the heroic military and political leader.

Of all the new programs that debuted across Latin America last month, the premiere of Segundo Sol on TV Globo in Brazil stirred up the most social media buzz, according to The WIT.

The North American streaming service Acorn TV is now available in 12 Latin American countries through Roku streaming devices.

Imagen Televisión is set to broadcast WWE’s flagship programs Raw and SmackDown on free-to-air TV in Mexico.

Univision Communications Inc. (UCI) has appointed Vincent Sadusky, former chief executive officer of Media General, as CEO, replacing Randy Falco, who is retiring after an eight-year tenure.