Kristin Brzoznowski

Eliot Goldberg, AMC Networks’ executive VP of nonfiction and alternative programming for AMC, Sundance TV and BBC America, is stepping down after more than six years in the role, to be replaced by Marco Bresaz.

Bharti Airtel, India’s largest integrated telecommunications services provider, has entered into a content partnership with CuriosityStream.

MGM Television has set up a new London-based division dedicated to the production of original unscripted content.

A+E Networks has realigned the roles of two of the company’s top nonfiction programming executives, A&E's Amy Savitsky and HISTORY's Dolores Gavin.

Discovery has acquired the award-winning documentary Who Will Write Our History, scheduled for a January 2020 debut in the U.S. and many territories around the world.

The president and CEO of Gusto Worldwide Media gives a rundown on the growth strategy and trajectory of the Gusto TV channel, the high volume of content it’s currently producing and the complete package the company offers.

Propagate has been tapped to handle international sales for a number of documentary films and docuseries from Showtime.

China International Television Corporation (CITVC), BBC Studios, EOS Films and Oxford Scientific Films are collaborating on the three-part nature documentary series China: Nature’s Ancient Kingdom.

Nancy Daniels is expanding her remit as chief brand officer for Discovery and factual, as Susanna Dinnage, the global president of Animal Planet, announces her departure.

WarnerMedia Entertainment has named FOX alum Corie Henson as executive VP, head of unscripted programming for TBS, TNT and truTV.