WildBrain is among the companies involved in a brand-new Youth Digital Wellbeing Initiative to help the platform promote content that supports childhood development.
The Disney+ series landed at No. 2 behind Prime Video’s Invincible on the digital originals chart.
NBC’s Saturday Night Live led Canadian demand for overall TV originals.
9 Story grants Random House Children’s Books publishing rights to its preschool series Lu & the Bally Bunch, Netflix orders a pair of Unicorn Academy specials from Spin Master, and more.
HBO’s The White Lotus, which had its third season premiere Feb. 16, also saw a significant rise in its Canadian demand in mid-February.
The company is now in advanced discussions with “major Canadian BDUs,” according to CEO Craig Thompson.
The 3 x 60-minute series will offer insight into the Italian organized crime syndicate known as the ‘Ndrangheta.
The karate drama landed behind Prime Video’s Invincible on the digital originals chart.
The new data shows that nearly three in 10 Canadian households depend only on online content sources.
Sesame Street led overall TV show demand in early February.
The Trio Orange-produced series will take part in the festival’s International Competition program.
The comedy series about a Black woman and her invisible hype girl drops on the AVOD platform on Feb. 14 in multiple territories.