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Banijay Mexico & U.S. Hispanic has partnered with Mexican actor and comedian José Eduardo Derbez to develop several new unscripted series.

Fremantle has acquired a majority stake in 72 Films, the independent production outfit behind All or Nothing: Arsenal and 9/11: One Day in America.

BBC Studios has become 100 percent owner of Voltage TV, the factual indie behind shows such as Inside the Factory for BBC Two, DNA Journey for ITV and The British Tribe Next Door for Channel 4.

Veteran travel and wildlife TV presenter, conservationist and author Nigel Marven talks to World Screen Newsflash about his partnership with MagellanTV, the power of television to entertain and educate, and how streaming has transformed the doc-programming landscape.

TelevisaUnivision’s streaming service ViX has acquired programming from Chefclub for Hispanic households across the U.S. and Latin America.

BBC Arts has commissioned four new series for BBC Two and BBC iPlayer, all set to debut in 2023.

AMPLE Entertainment and Fremantle are working together on the documentary feature After the Fyre, which will follow infamous Fyre Festival founder and convicted felon Billy McFarland as he is released from prison.

Tony Tackaberry, former CEO of Lion Television US, and his new company Station 6 Productions have entered a co-production partnership with the recently formed Timestamp Media.

Channel 4 has commissioned Wonderhood Studios to produce a new four-part documentary series that follows pet pregnancies.

Channel 4 has slated Noah Media Group’s 1966: Who Stole The World Cup? to premiere on November 14.