 It’s post-Berlin and pre-Cannes and the focus of the international TV business has shifted to London. By Stewart Clarke • Read More |
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| | | AMC is looking at moving its European channel licenses from the U.K. to Spain if Brexit hits hard. Read More |
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| | | Studiocanal and Nickelodeon are partnering on a "Paddington" TV series, with Ben Whishaw reprising his role as the bear. Read More |
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| | | Turner Asia Pacific has signed an MOU to formalize a partnership with Beijing-based animation company UYoung to develop new IP. Read More |
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| | | Telefonica’s Movistar +, the biggest pay TV-SVOD service in Spain, is feeling the Netflix effect, and for the good. Read More |
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| | | Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) has ordered two premium series. Read More |
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| | | América Movil's Daniel Hajj announces intended Latin American growth plans for 2019. Read More |
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| | | Simon Cowell is plotting the biggest changes to “X Factor” in its history. Read More |
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 Five highlights, from Netflix, Amazon and buzzy titles to the battle for key talent and a paradox of European production. Read More |
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|  At its Drama Series Days event in Berlin, Netflix talked talent, commissioning, and strategy. Read More |
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