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roduced for Channel 4 UK and ABC TV Australia, the 6 x 60’ factual series has been sold to APT (USA), BBC Earth (Poland, Africa, Asia), NRK Norway, AMC Networks International Central and Northern Europe (Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia), MAX (Netherlands), HRT Croatian Television, RUV (Iceland), and GBC (Gibraltar).

Key titles like comedy "Lakay Nou" has been licensed across France, and Canada, and four of the company’s formats have been optioned in Brazil, Mexico, Germany, Italy, and Czech Republic.

The comprehensive agreement with Turkey’s streaming platform Exxen, owned by International Media and Entertainment Group, Acunmedya, secures international distribution rights for eight original mini-series.

Additional of the €50,000 prize and the honorary award, the team from "The Interregnum" will have the opportunity to work closely with Beta’s Content and Co-Production Division to develop a pilot script and a full package.

Ampere's recent analysis shows that personalized recommendations now drive 26% of global viewing decisions, beating word-of-mouth at 23%. Among 25–34-year-olds and parents of young children, that figure jumps to 30% and 31%, respectively.

The international sales of this series, produced by JLA Productions, were unveiled at the Series Mania Forum, currently underway in Lille.

In addition, 13 episodes of Bluey, new to CBeebies, will be available on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer from 7 April. These episodes include Ghostbasket and Surprise, which can be enjoyed alongside "The Sign" as part of a trilogy of Bluey episodes, with Ghostbasket going before it and Surprise after.

The first six episodes are based on the first book of the Danish trilogy "Cecilie Mars" by Michael Katz Krefeld, "Darkness Calls." Further seasons are planned based on the remaining two books of the international success story, "Beast in the Night" and "Dawn of the Executioners."