Paramount+ has revealed the premiere date and title of Guy Ritchie's new global organized crime series, MobLand.

The animated PBS KIDS series Alma’s Way, from Fred Rogers Productions, has been greenlit for a third season. The new season will feature 15 half-hour episodes, including a 22-minute musical special.

ITV is putting forward a further ring-fenced £80 million ($100.9 million) in commissioning spend for diverse projects over the next three years and doubling the Diversity Development Fund to £1 ...

Video intelligence provider NPAW has appointed Gary Hunsberger as the new general manager for the U.S. Hunsberger has more than 30 years of experience in business growth and leadership at major tech ...

Disney Branded Television has renewed the Disney Jr. and Marvel preschool series Marvel’s Spidey and his Amazing Friends for a fifth season.

Off The Fence (OTF) has entered into a development deal with Emmy Award-winning U.S. journalists Gloria Gomez and Robin Carter for new true-crime content.

Future Today has partnered with YouTube creator Gemma Stafford’s Bold Baking Network to launch a dedicated baking FAST channel. The channel will span various categories, including family baking, ...

Mattel has inked a multiyear licensing agreement with Warner Bros. Discovery Global Consumer Products that will allow it to develop and market a full range of DC-themed items.

Unforgotten has been recommissioned for a seventh season for ITV1 and ITVX. The renewal comes on the heels of a successful sixth season, the first episode of which peaked at 7.4 million viewers.

Highway Thru Hell, from Thunderbird Entertainment’s Great Pacific Media, is set to air its 200th episode on USA Network on March 4.

Gabby’s Dollhouse creators Traci Paige Johnson and Jennifer Twomey tell World Screen Newsflash about season 11 and the new partnership with the Association of Children’s Museums in the U.S.

Canada's TVOkids has lined up the animated series Woolly Woolly, based on Anna Hrachovec's beloved Mochimochi Land brand, for a March debut.