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LONDON, January 23: Zodiak Kids has sold more than 350 hours of content to major Latin American and Spanish broadcasters.
MIAMI, January 23: Globo TV International presented its new catalogue of telenovelas, series and documentaries at a breakfast event at NATPE this morning.
NEW YORK, January 23: Electus International has taken on the global distribution rights for a trio of unscripted series from Spike TV, among them American Digger.
LONDON, January 23: Disney XD in the U.K. is to launch a second season of its hit soccer-themed original production Goalmouth in February.
TORONTO, January 23: Portfolio International has secured the international distribution rights to Food Network Canada’s new series You Gotta Eat Here!
TORONTO, January 23: Tricon Films & Television has sold more than 100 hours of documentary and factual programming internationally, including the one-hour special Abandon Ship.
LOS ANGELES, January 23: U.S. cable channel CMT has renewed the karaoke game-show series The Singing Bee, produced by The Gurin Company and JUMA Entertainment, for a fourth season.
NEW YORK, January 20: U.S. TV ad spending is expected to remain largely unaffected by the growth of online this year, according to new estimates from eMarketer, which predicts total media ad spending to increase 6.7 percent in 2012 to $169.5 billion.
Andrea Jackson, the managing director of acquisitions and formats at DRG, highlights the company’s scripted format slate.
A range of distributors share what are some of the newest and hottest kids’ properties on offer in Miami.
Jane Root, the founder and CEO of Nutopia, talks about the company’s latest crop of ambitious documentary productions.
MUNICH, January 20: The ProSiebenSat.1 Group has picked up free-TV rights for a package of Hollywood blockbusters from Warner Bros. International Television Distribution, which will also supply new U.S. series to the German outfit over the coming years.
MIAMI, January 20: Ahead of NATPE, FremantleMedia Enterprises (FME) has sold a number of its titles throughout Latin America, among them the current season of American Idol and the Got Talent format.
LOS ANGELES, January 20: Lionsgate-TISA Television International has been named as the exclusive representative for at least 20 new theatrical titles from New Films International for the Latin American market.
LONDON, January 20: Marking its first global viewing event of 2012, BBC Worldwide is bringing the Sport Relief televised fundraising effort to an international stage.
LOS ANGELES/PARIS, January 20: Nearly 300 companies have already registered to attend the second edition of DISCOP Istanbul, which will be held February 28 to March 1.
LOS ANGELES, January 20: The hit anthology series Femme Fatales is set to return to Cinemax for a second season in 2012 with 13 all-new episodes, which Entertainment One (eOne) will be offering to international territories at NATPE.
LONDON, January 20: Roberta Ibba-Hartog, who previously led regional sales at HBO, has been named as the head of TV for the U.K. and Eastern Europe at Lionsgate UK.
LOS ANGELES, January 20: The Disney Channel original movie Radio Rebel, produced by MarVista Entertainment and Two 4 the Money Media, is slated to premiere February 18.
BARCELONA, January 20: Imira Entertainment is gearing up for NATPE with a raft of deals already inked with U.S. Hispanic and Latin American channels.
MADRID, January 20: Imagina International Sales has added the series What Happened to Jorge Sanz? to its catalogue and will launch the show officially at NATPE.
NEW YORK/TORONTO, January 20: Entertainment One (eOne) has scored worldwide distribution rights for Kattpacalypse 2012, the comedian/actor Katt Williams’ New Year’s Eve comedy special.
MADRID, January 20: BRB Internacional, which is celebrating its 40th birthday this year, is to present a range of kids’ series at NATPE, including Kambu, Zoobabu and Canimals.
LOS ANGELES, January 20: Former CBS exec Dan Harrison has been named the executive VP of scheduling at FOX.
NEW YORK, January 20: Syfy has promoted Chris Regina, who is based in the New York office, to senior VP of programming.
NEW YORK, January 19: Ted Sarandos, Netflix's chief content officer, talks in this video interview about licensing programming for its U.S. and international platforms, the move into original series and the importance of the site’s recommendation algorithms.
LONDON, January 19: More than two-thirds of Endemol's lenders have reached an agreement in principal regarding the restructuring of the group's debt burden.
LOS ANGELES, January 19: AEG, Ryan Seacrest Media and Creative Artists Agency (CAA) have established a joint venture to rebrand Mark Cuban's HDNet as AXS TV.
