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Streaming television and media entertainment provider XUMO announced it has partnered with Magnolia Pictures in a two-year distribution deal that it claims will bring a diverse range of signature film titles from its library to the FAST market for the first time.
As part of its strategy to reinforce its positioning as one of the leading global IP creators, A+E Networks has announced the global launch of drama series If You Wish Upon Me, the first project with A+E Networks Korea.
After what they the UKTV crime drama channel says has been not just stellar ratings but also a raft of international sales, Alibi has co-commissioned along with US broadcaster Masterpiece and All3Media International a second series of Black Camel Pictures-produced Annika (6x60’).
International distributor MKMG, a Ukrainian group of companies that specialises in international distribution, production of content and media consulting has closed deals for documentary series Fantastic Ukrainians.
Leading pay-TV provider Sky has forged a new relationship in Italy with DAZN to make the sports streamer’s app available on the Sky Q platform and also allow Sky subscribers to access the ZONA DAZN channel via its decoder for a special rate.
Slovak Telekom, DIGI Slovakia, and T-Mobile Czech Republic have reached a new strategic agreement with pay-TV provider CANAL+ to show English Premier League football for the next three years.
Just hours before the leading football league’s new season kicks off, IMG’s live sports channel for the airline and cruise line industries, Sport 24, has renewed its broadcast partnership with The Premier League for a further three years until 2024/25.
As part of its stated commitment to deliver a diverse and vibrant slate of content, which reflects a modern Wales, Welsh language public broadcaster S4C has opened applications to tender for the Welsh language version of the Gogglebox format and has commissioned ob-doc series More Than Daffs and Taffs.
