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Cineflix Rights has partnered with Canadian producer Go Button Media (GBM) to co-finance and produce 60 hours of unscripted content in the history and science genres over the next three years.

In the U.K. and Ireland, the four-part series Six Schizophrenic Brothers has debuted on discovery+.

The full list of speakers for the TV Real Festival, taking place from June 18 to 20, has been revealed. Sign up for your free registration to attend here.

BBC Studios Documentary Unit has named Beth Ambrose as head of production, Sonia Sohal as head of development and James W. Newton as senior executive producer.

Canada's Rogers Communications has clinched multiyear deals with NBCUniversal and Warner Bros. Discovery for lifestyle and entertainment content.

Arthur Smith, chairman and CEO of A. Smith & Co. Productions, is slated for a keynote during the TV Real Festival, running from June 18 to 20. You can sign up for your free registration here.

National Geographic has unveiled the new content for this year’s annual Sharkfest, kicking off on June 30 with a special featuring Anthony Mackie (The Falcon and the Winter Soldier).

Peacock has acquired Cineflix's coming-of-age documentary Summer Qamp, while Clea DuVall (Happiest Season, But I'm a Cheerleader) is set to adapt it as a stage musical.

BBC has commissioned a documentary examining the events of the 2021 mass shooting in Keyham, Plymouth, from Firecracker Films.

The TV Real Festival, running from June 18 to 20, will feature a panel with GRB Media Ranch’s Sophie Ferron, Woodcut Media’s Kate Beal and TVF International’s Poppy McAlister discussing the ever-popular true-crime genre. You can sign up for your free registration here.