Mansha Daswani

Tim Pastore, National Geographic Channel's president of original programming and production, is stepping down after four years in the role.

The founder and president talks about Live PD, the logistics of being live, the challenges for the control room and the importance of tracking social-media responses to the series.

The senior VP discusses CNN Vision's remit and her plans to expand the unit’s international partnerships.

A new online streaming service focused on documentaries and current affairs, iwonder, is slated to begin its global rollout this May.

Fetch TV and BBC Studios are launching a new lifestyle channel in Australia, BBC Living, joining five other BBC-branded services on the platform.

The Story of Europe, which uses reenactments and visuals to chronicle the region’s history, topped the list of most-screened titles at MIPDoc.

National Geographic’s Christian Drobnyk, CuriosityStream’s Steve Burns and France Télévisions’ Thierry Mino shared their acquisition and co-production strategies at MIPDoc this morning in a session moderated by Anna Carugati before each receiving a World Screen Factual Trendsetter Award.

Lucy Smith, the director of MIPDoc, MIPFormats and MIPJunior, talks about this year’s event from April 7 to 8.

The company's CEO speaks about her approach to the true-crime genre and discusses the overall landscape for factual producers today.

Julian Hector, head of BBC’s NHU, and Blue Planet II executive producer James Honeyborne talk to World Screen Newsflash about the challenges of deep-sea filming and the importance of immersive natural-history filmmaking.