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Big Media sold over 130 hours of content to Pluto TV and Box Brazil 3 JUL 2025

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Big Media sold over 130 hours of content to Pluto TV and Box Brazil

Pluto TV LatAm and Box Brazil acquire a slate of Big Media’s top series spanning true crime, wildlife, and history, expanding distribution across 18 countries and multiple platforms including VOD and FAST channels.
TBS and Studio Dragon’s “Love is for the Dogs” co-production to be launched on max 1 JUL 2025

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TBS and Studio Dragon’s “Love is for the Dogs” co-production to be launched on max

"Love is for the Dogs" will stream on U-NEXT in Japan, as well as on Max internationally as part of a wider partnership between U-NEXT and Warner Bros. Discovery. The companies previously announced the international distribution of select premium Japanese drama series on Max later this year, including in the United States, Brazil, and Southeast Asia.
Sunny Side of the Doc 2025 closed a record-breaking edition and expanded global reach 27 JUN 2025

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Sunny Side of the Doc 2025 closed a record-breaking edition and expanded global reach

With 2,100 participants from 60 countries, 1,000+ companies, and first-time buyers from Brazil and India, the 2025 edition saw a surge in international engagement, including new alliances through "Global Doc" and the debut of thematic summits.
Peru's TV Latina to air Globo's "Brazil Avenue" hit telenovela 27 JUN 2025

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Peru's TV Latina to air Globo's "Brazil Avenue" hit telenovela

Recently, Globo partnered with Amazon Prime to stream the telenovela across all Latin American countries, excluding Brazil. Last year, "Brazil Avenue" received its first international adaptation. As part of an unprecedented agreement between Globo and Ay Yapim, Turkey’s leading telenovela producer, the adaptation was titled "Leyla".
Sunny Side 2025: São Paulo to host Latam Content Meeting 2026 25 JUN 2025

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Sunny Side 2025: São Paulo to host Latam Content Meeting 2026

The move follows a successful inaugural edition in Rio this year, which drew 700 professionals from 21 countries and facilitated over 600 business meetings, as Brazil deepens efforts to expand international co-productions and non-fiction content exports.