All International articles – Page 196
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NewsBroadcasters braced for US content drought
Hollywood studios set to ‘curtail’ programme sales after launching SVoD services
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NewsHBO Max signs unscripted trio
Streamer hires execs from CNN and US indies Karga Seven Pictures and Pulse Creative
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NewsC5 Nile doc flows to global markets
DCD Rights sells Bettany Hughes series to territories including Australia, Canada and Russia
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NewsTouchdown, Banijay and Ovation team up for celebrity profiles
Companion series to Inside the Actors Studio will feature the likes of Robin Williams and Madonna
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NewsZai Bennett: ‘Industry has woken up to Sky’s quality’
Managing director of content says Chernobyl’s Emmy haul is a ‘coming of age’ for broadcaster’s drama originals
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NewsRedseven Entertainment opens Berlin office
Red Arrow Studios firm appoints ProSieben comedy exec to run new hub
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NewsLove Nature greenlights America wildlife special
America’s Wild Border already in production for 2020
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NewsFormer ABC Studios chief: We’ve hit ‘peak content’
Howard Davine claims there is ‘finite amount’ of talent in scripted space
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NewsFleabag and Chernobyl lead UK success at 2019 Emmys
Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Jodie Comer, Ben Whishaw and Succession writer Jesse Armstrong among winners
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NewsBarb: we’re ready to measure Netflix
Ratings body just needs programme assets to begin monitoring SVoD’s shows
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NewsNBCUniversal overhauls lifestyle brands
E! development exec Betsy Slenzak moves to streamer Peacock
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NewsFox greenlights Miranda remake
Big Bang Theory’s Mayim Bialik and Jim Parsons to star in US transfer of BBC sitcom
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NewsDrive bags global rights to FirstLook TV crime series
Crime+Investigation buys series two of A Killer’s Mistake
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NewsAlex Mahon: C4 is ‘distinctive craft beer’
Chief executive contrasts ‘piquancy’ of PSB content with algorithm-led SVoD output
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NewsAcorn TV passes 1 million subscriber mark
AMC-owned platform has built strong arsenal of UK original and acquired programming
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NewsDiscovery’s Zaslav: ‘we will document the planet’
BBC Studios partnership striving to make a ‘meaningful change’ with archive shows and originals