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MUNICH, January 31: Sky Deutschland and Warner Bros. International Television Distribution have reached a long-term multiplatform agreement that includes exclusive SVOD rights for all new releases and exclusive pay-TV rights during the license period of the first pay window.
LONDON, January 31: The highly anticipated thriller The River, from Steven Spielberg and Oren Peli, will make its U.K. debut on iTunes 24 hours after its U.S. launch on ABC.
LONDON/SANTA MONICA, January 31: A range of films from the Miramax library are being offered on demand to BT Vision customers in the U.K. through the signing of a new pact.
LOS ANGELES, January 31: The new drama Luck, which stars Dustin Hoffman and Nick Nolte, has been renewed for a second season by HBO.
LONDON, January 31: Shine Group chairman and CEO Elisabeth Murdoch has been confirmed for this year's MacTaggart Lecture, while Steven Moffat, Mark Gatiss and Sue Vertue are on board to host a Sherlock master class.
HONG KONG, January 31: New first-of-its kind reach and frequency analysis from CASBAA shows higher returns on media investment in multichannel TV advertising.
BEVERLY HILLS, January 31: Relativity Media and Hasbro are developing and producing a live-action film based on Stretch Armstrong, an action-hero brand from the ’70s.
NEW YORK, January 31: Spike TV has picked up three new original non-scripted series, including the reality competition Full Bounty.
LOS ANGELES, January 31: The Toon Goggles website has inked an agreement with Your Family Entertainment (YFE), scoring 240 hours of content.
SANTA MONICA, January 31: The Game Show Network (GSN) is producing a pilot for The American Bible Challenge, an original one-hour game show in which contestants compete based on their Biblical knowledge.
LONDON, January 31: Discovery Networks Western Europe has picked up the reality series Love in the Wild seasons one and two for TLC in Norway, Denmark and Sweden.
NEW YORK, January 31: Zig Zag Productions has partnered with The National Enquirer on the new docu-series Enquirer.
CULVER CITY, January 31: Two months after its launch, the bilingual television network Tutele and Tutele Dos is building up its programming with new series such as La Chamba, among others.
LOS ANGELES, January 31: TAG Studios has produced a pilot for The Dramz, a one-hour scripted dramedy series that follows a production company shooting a reality show.
MUNICH, January 31: Irina Ignatiew has been named the regional sales director for German-speaking countries at SevenOne International, succeeding Bodo Braun.
SILVER SPRING, January 31: Discovery Communications has formed a new team focused on digital strategy and emerging businesses, to be led by Gabe Vehovsky.
The game show Still Standing is one of several Israeli formats that have found success in the U.S. as of late.
World Screen Weekly recaps the deals, panels and parties that made news at NATPE.
The managing director of entertainment and news at BSKYB
The CEO of Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland and RTL Television.
LOS ANGELES, January 30: At last night's 18th annual Screen Actors Guild (SAG) Awards, the cast of Boardwalk Empire won for best ensemble performance in a drama, while Modern Family took the win on the comedy side.
LONDON, January 30: Expanding the range of content available on Sky Anytime+, new agreements have been signed to bring BBC iPlayer and ITV Player to the VOD service.
NEW YORK, January 30: The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences has named TV Kids as the media partner of the International Emmy Kids Awards, which will take place for the first time in February 2013.
ISTANBUL, January 30: Time Warner, News Corp. and the private equity group Texas Pacific have reportedly placed formal bids to acquire the Turkish media group ATV-Sabah, a unit of Calik Holding.
LONDON, January 30: HIT Entertainment's president and CEO, Jeffrey Dunn, and chief operating officer, Sangeeta Desai, are planning to leave the company once it has officially been acquired by Mattel.
NEW YORK, January 30: Electus has landed a three-for-one project development deal with National Geographic Channel that includes one guaranteed series greenlight.
KUALA LUMPUR, January 30: Malaysia's National Film Development Corporation (FINAS) and Singapore's Media Development Authority (MDA) are working together to boost the cooperation between the two countries' creative industries, focused on penetrating the global market.
HONG KONG, January 30: Dulce Lim-Chen, who was the VP of Cartoon Network Enterprises Asia Pacific, has passed away.
WASHINGTON, D.C., January 30: Germaine Deagan Sweet has been upped to senior VP of global content sales at National Geographic Channels International (NGCI), after having served as the VP of content sales.
LONDON, January 30: The international BBC HD channel is set to launch on Cyfrowy Polsat in Poland on February 1.
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