Mansha Daswani

True-crime series remain a staple on schedules across the world, but the genre is evolving amid the changing needs of broadcasters, platforms and audiences.

If you missed any of the TV Real In-Demand reports, here’s your chance to catch up and find out key details about some of the best new and returning factual productions available on the market.

A panel organized by the Royal Television Society explored the event doc Surviving Jeffrey Epstein with A+E Networks UK's Dan Korn, producer Robert Friedman and directors Ricki Stern and Anne Sundberg.

The two-hour doc Hiroshima and Nagasaki: 75 Years Later is set to premiere  on Hulu Japan and HISTORY in the U.S. on August 2, with HISTORY Japan airing the film August 30.

The executive VP of global unscripted entertainment at National Geographic talks about this year's SharkFest lineup.

The VP of ZDFE.unscripted at ZDF Enterprises talks about what makes Great Inventions unique.

Pat Postiglione talks about his show on ID, Deadly Recall, which has wrapped its second season on the network.

HISTORY is collaborating with former U.S. President Bill Clinton on a new documentary series and is expanding its partnerships with Appian Way, RadicalMedia and Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.

The president of National Geographic Global Television Networks talks about the transition to Disney ownership, platform-agnostic storytelling and the Field Ready Program to promote diversity in the natural-history-filmmaking sector.

Facebook Watch is partnering with 7NEWS in Australia, Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post and Singapore’s The Straits Times for a news special, COVID Frontline.