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Jolly Octopus Media is a new production company founded by Emmy and BAFTA winners Ollie Brack and James Longman. With backing from BBC Studios Global Entertainment, Jolly Octopus will develop entertainment formats that will appeal to audiences around the globe. In return, BBC Studios will share IP of these formats along with distribution rights.

Channel 4 emerged as the top winner, securing five awards, while the BBC took home three, Netflix two, and Paramount+ one. Two documentaries won awards in multiple categories. "20 Days in Mariupol," a collaboration between FRONTLINE, PBS, and The Associated Press, received both the Best Current Affairs Documentary and Best Cinema Documentary awards.

"Oderbruch," "On thin ice: Putin vs. Greenpeace," "Joan," "Alive, The Andes Plane Disaster," "La vida breve," and "SAC: En la mente criminal" were awarded in the festival's second edition.

The Diversify TV Awards are organized by MIPCOM CANNES in collaboration with Founding Partner Diversify TV and in association with Founding Presenting Partner A+E Media Group. Nine awards were presented following submissions from 29 countries and with nominees hailing from 11 countries.

The series won the Special Prize and "Pericolosamente vicini" of RAI Documentari wins in the "TV Documentary" section.