Bobby Meyers 1935-2025
Robert (Bobby) Meyers was a constant figure at all major international film-TV trade shows. His passing on March 3, 2025 at age 90 in his home in New Jersey, (…)
Robert (Bobby) Meyers was a constant figure at all major international film-TV trade shows. His passing on March 3, 2025 at age 90 in his home in New Jersey, (…)
Wildlife and factual entertainment producer Earth Touch is bringing its FAST channel – Earth Touch TV – to the U.S. through a deal with DirecTV for its MyFree DirecTV (…)
Indie European animation company Ánima Kitchent and Indonesia’s animation studio Mocca Studio have partnered to co-produce animated comedy series Tippi T-Rex.
The partnership will see the production of 26 new (…)
Series Mania Forum has announced the ten titles selected to be showcased during the Buyers Upfront, a new segment set to take place on March 24 at the Lille’s Chamber (…)
While the U.S. basketball association (NBA) stroke a $77 billion streaming and broadcast package (with ESPN, Amazon and NBC), the U.S. baseball league (MLB) is struggling to maintain its (…)
SPI International has partnered with Thematic Channels in Romania. Following the launch of the Turkish TV series-focused DIZI Romania feed in February 2025, Thematic Channels has been appointed the exclusive representative (…)
At the 97th Academy Awards®, held in the evening of Sunday, March 2, independent films secured 15 out of the 20 awards in feature film categories. This achievement accounts (…)
French animation studio Xilam Animation has secured new sales for its CG animated slapstick comedy series Karate Sheep. Following its worldwide premiere on Netflix in 2023, Xilam has inked new (…)
Banijay Entertainment has unveiled its latest nostalgia-driven, family-friendly, competition format, Game of Chairs.
Created by Shine Iberia (part of Banijay Iberia), the traditional game of musical chairs has been transformed (…)
Publishers in the U.S. seem to have discovered that advertisers don’t want to face editorials that are negative or controversial. “Forty percent of the Washington Post‘s material is deemed unsafe (…)