Abduction is the top-selling DVD for the week of Jan. 16 to Jan. 22, 2012.
Ted Ellis, VP of kids and family programming at Corus Entertainment, tells Playback Daily how the Canada-UK-Australia co-production meets his network’s co-viewing strategy goals.
Co-presidents Anthony Leo and Andrew Rosen talk to Playback about online content creation, company growth and more pure evil for 2012.
In a Jan. 31 letter to the Commission, the CBC requested that license renewals be postponed to allow for sufficient time to establish its operating budget, after the upcoming federal budget is announced.
The deal, which is the Toronto-based animation studio’s first venture into producing a global TV series, will see the studio animate new 11-minute episodes for the show’s 17th series, and one-hour feature-length specials.
The reality series will air across 11 weeks and 22 episodes through to May 14.
An all-star panel of producers and commissioners discuss the issue of originality and copycat programming in non-fiction.
The industry is tweaking so-called factor weights used to calculate broadcaster performance envelopes to get more homegrown genre programming and digital media extensions made.
The veteran industry exec’s Global TV credits included Da Kink in My Hair, Shattered and The Guard.
Network programmers and prodco heads weighed in on trends in non-fiction TV, and what they’re looking to buy and sell, during a Realscreen Summit panel session this week.
Genuine Pictures has landed renewals with TVB (Hong Kong) and inked a new distribution deal for its live-action HD kids series, A World of Wonders, which currently airs on TVOKids.
The Canadian broadcaster posted improved TV subscriber and ad revenue, even as its radio revenue was down slightly.