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The upcoming Paramount Network (currently branded as Spike) and Viacom Velocity have partnered with Indigenous Media to develop, produce and socially distribute native episodes of 60 Second Docs.

Fulwell 73 is working on a feature documentary about BROS, a British musical act that shot to fame in the late 1980s, disbanded and is now set to perform a reunion tour this year.

E4 has ordered All Star Driving School, a new show from Rumpus Media that looks on as nine famous individuals learn how to drive.

BBC One has commissioned two additional seasons of Twofour’s daytime series Dom on the Spot.

Discovery Communications and Atari are collaborating on a new game show that is set to premiere on Discovery Science in several European markets this fall.

Banijay Rights has secured presales in the U.K. and U.S. for the new factual crime series I Married a Murderer and American Justice.

ORF-Enterprise sealed several deals across Europe and the U.S. for titles from its wildlife and history portfolio during NATPE Budapest and Sunny Side of the Doc.

World Media Rights has appointed Val Campbell as head of production and Suzanne Clarke as finance director following a board restructure and an investment from ZDF Enterprises.

Electus International has inked a deal to distribute Carlito’s Cooking Adventures, featuring Asian fusion chef Carlos Cham, on the global market.

Spike TV has teamed with award-winning documentary maker Joe Berlinger (Paradise Lost trilogy) on the eight-hour event series Gone: The Forgotten Women of Ohio, launching later this summer.