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MIAMI, May 1: Telemundo Media, Chevrolet and Verizon Wireless have come together to launch Mia Mundo, a bilingual branded-entertainment multiplatform series that premieres May 3.
LONDON, May 1: Endemol Worldwide Distribution has picked up the rights to distribute the two-part psychological thriller Thirteen Steps Down, which is based on the best-selling novel by Ruth Rendell.
ATLANTA, May 1: Cartoon Network, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary, has confirmed several new and returning series for its programming grid.
TORONTO, May 1: The daytime lineup of Global in Canada will feature the additions of The Jeff Probst Show and The Ricki Lake Show starting this fall.
NEW YORK, May 1: Supermodel Naomi Campbell has signed on as one of three coaches for Oxygen's new reality competition series The Face, which features aspiring models vying to become the spokesperson for a nationally recognized brand.
CULVER CITY, May 1: The premiere of Sky Soldier: A Vietnam Story in 3D is set to air on May 28 on 3net, commemorating the Memorial Day holiday in the U.S.
PREMIUM, April 30: Marion Edwards, the president of Twentieth Century Fox International Television, tells Elizabeth Guider that while there haven't been “a lot of wows at the Screenings of late,” there has still been “an unbelievably long run of global success for U.S. shows abroad.”
European mini-majors are grouping together independents across multiple genres.
MUMBAI, April 30: Reliance Broadcast Network and the RTL Group have unveiled the branding of the soon-to-launch action channel from their joint venture BIG RTL service: Thrill.
NEW YORK, April 30: Jan Salling, Nordic World’s COO and sales director, talks to World Screen Newsflash about what's working best in the format business nowadays and shares his thoughts on what's "the next big thing."
SCOTTSDALE, April 30: Around 27 million U.S. households, accounting for 21 percent, either have an Internet-ready TV, game console, Blu-ray player or set-top box connected in their home, according to ABI Research.
LONDON, April 30: Discovery Networks Central & Eastern Europe, Middle East and Africa (CEEMEA) has struck an agreement with Digiturk in Turkey to run programming on the operator's new 3D channel starting this May.
LOS ANGELES/NEW YORK, April 30: The E! Entertainment network has a slate of new scripted projects in development, including one from Gossip Girl writer Natalie Krinsky inspired by the books Dorothy and The Wizard of Oz.
SYDNEY, April 30: Bruce Mann is leaving his post as the CEO of XYZnetworks, where he has spent a decade leading the group.
NEW YORK/LOS ANGELES, April 30: The new agreement that Ryan Seacrest signed with NBCUniversal spans multiple platforms and includes him becoming a special correspondent for the Today show.
LONDON, April 30: Stuart Murphy, the controller of Sky 1 HD and director of commissioning, has been promoted to the director of Sky entertainment channels.
NEW YORK, April 30: AMC Networks has promoted Jennifer Caserta to serve as the president and general manager of IFC.
LONDON/STOCKHOLM, April 30: NICE Drama, the Swedish drama division of the Nordic independent production alliance NICE Group, has picked up the rights for Kristina Ohlsson's best-selling crime novels Unwanted, The Daisy and Guardian Angels.
ATLANTA, April 30: The half-hour comedy Family Time, Bounce TV's first original series, has been slated to launch on June 18, taking a Monday night slot at 8 p.m.
LONDON, April 27: The U.K.'s culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has agreed to disclose all private text messages and emails that were exchanged with his special adviser in regard to News Corp.'s BSkyB takeover.
LOS ANGELES, April 27: Providence Equity Partners is said to be in talks to sell its 10-percent share in Hulu to its major shareholders: News Corp., The Walt Disney Company and Comcast Corporation.
BEIRUT, April 27: Lebanese Media Holding (LMH) has alleged that the Lebanese Broadcasting Corporation International (LBCI) is refusing to pay amounts due under production-sharing arrangements between the two outfits, but the LBCI is now hitting back against the claims.
LOS ANGELES, April 27: FOX has picked up J.J. Abrams' Fringe for a fifth and final season.
NEW YORK, April 27: The Jersey Shore spinoff Snooki & JWOWW was among the highlights MTV unveiled from its upcoming programming roster.
LONDON, April 27: Kay Mellor's drama series The Syndicate has been slated for a second season next year on BBC One.
NEW YORK, April 27: A new multi-year agreement sees VIP 2000 taking on free-TV rights for several new titles from the catalogue of Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Studios (MGM) for certain territories across Latin America.
LONDON, April 27: Passion Distribution has sold a number of programs to Turner Broadcasting System Germany for its new female-focused lifestyle channel Glitz*.
ALBUQUERQUE, April 27: ReelzChannel in the U.S. is on board for a second season of 13 episodes of Steven Seagal's crime-fighting drama series True Justice.
SINGAPORE, April 27: Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific and Tourism Malaysia will continue to collaborate on projects focused on promoting the country internationally.
