Kristin Brzoznowski

Discovery Networks Latin America has acquired more than 130 hours of factual-entertainment programming from all3media international, including the shows Body Fixers and Tattoo Fixers.

Rive Gauche Television has taken on the international distribution rights for the HLN series Something’s Killing Me.

Among the new series coming to PBS this year is #MeToo, Now What? (working title), hosted by Zainab Salbi, founder of Women for Women International.

Argonon Group has purchased Like A Shot Entertainment, which is behind series such as Abandoned Engineering, Witness to War and Forbidden History.

Blue Ant International has closed new deals for more than 300 hours of programming, including Arctic Secrets and The Weapon Hunter.

Investigation Discovery (ID) is bringing some of its highest-rated series to U.S. broadcast syndication for the first time ever.

BBC Storyville and Sweden's SVT are among the partners in a coalition of global documentary media buyers pooling resources to acquire docs at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival.

Discovery Networks Asia Pacific has launched its first free-to-air block in Southeast Asia, where Discovery Hour will be featured on Thailand’s PPTV.

FOX and National Geographic are bringing back Cosmos, which counts among its executive producers Seth MacFarlane, while Nat Geo has revealed a number of other upcoming highlights, including another season of The Story of God with Morgan Freeman.

There's a wealth of new programming coming to Discovery Communications' bouquet of networks, including the flagship Discovery Channel lining up Rory Kennedy’s Above and Beyond: NASA’s Journey to Tomorrow and Investigation Discovery exploring hate crimes.