Mansha Daswani

James Bridges, co-founder and CEO of iwonder, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the documentary and current-affairs content platform.

The executive VP of global unscripted entertainment at National Geographic talks about the seventh edition of SharkFest.

BBC Studios says it has secured a raft of deals on the Brian Cox-fronted science series The Planets, which has already delivered strong performances on BBC Two in the U.K. and Tencent in China.

A&E Network has unveiled a slate of five paranormal shows, including a rebooted Ghost Hunters.

The British indie Angel Eye Media has been commissioned to produce four series for Discovery's lifestyle and entertainment channels in the U.K., including Olivia and Alex: Happily Ever After (working title) for TLC.

ABC in Australia has commissioned BBC Studios ANZ to make Stargazing: Moon and Beyond, hosted by Professor Brian Cox and Julia Zemiro.

A&E Network has commissioned Essential Media Group to produce a five-part series about daredevil stunts and is working with Bello Nock on a live high-wire walk over an active volcano.

Industrial Media is partnering with Matthew Galkin and his company, Fairhaven Films, to develop new documentary film and television projects.

Discovery has entered into a multiyear carriage agreement with the virtual MVPD fuboTV that brings 13 additional networks to the platform.

A+E Networks UK and A+E Networks Germany have picked up a range of factual titles from Red Arrow Studios International.