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Murphy Ben Anawana: "Revo+ fills a critical gap by enabling black filmmakers to monetize their content globally" 7 APR 2025

Interviews

Murphy Ben Anawana: "Revo+ fills a critical gap by enabling black filmmakers to monetize their content globally"

The Founder & CEO OF Murphy Ben International, the platform's parent company, describes the streaming service's content offering and highlights the growing global demand for African and Black shows.
Mill Bay Media launches with two projects in development 1 APR 2025

Production

Mill Bay Media launches with two projects in development

53 Degrees Global group’s new scripted label adapting broadcaster Jeremy Vine’s novel "Murder on Line One". It will focus on creating and producing popular, returnable, family viewing dramas with global appeal.
Studiocanal tapped Zelda Camilleri as Global Head of  TV & SVOD sales 28 MAR 2025

Corporate Moves

Studiocanal tapped Zelda Camilleri as Global Head of TV & SVOD sales

Zelda Camilleri joined Studiocanal in 2016 and has led TV and SVOD sales for France for the past five years. As such, she has enabled Studiocanal to establish strong partnerships with leading broadcasters and streaming platforms, ensuring optimal exposure for Studiocanal´s productions.
Dubformer raises $3.6M in seed funding to enhances its AI dubbing solution 6 MAR 2025

Production

Dubformer raises $3.6M in seed funding to enhances its AI dubbing solution

This funding will enable Dubformer to advance its proprietary AI technologies and enhance emotional depth in voice performance.
Sweden: Discovery, TV4, and Viaplay file lawsuit against operators 5 MAR 2025

Markets

Sweden: Discovery, TV4, and Viaplay file lawsuit against operators

The companies claim that these operators are enabling illegal IPTV services to access their copyrighted content. The widespread use of illegal TV services poses a major challenge for the Swedish media market. Mediavision's data shows that at the end of 2024, over 700,000 households in Sweden were paying for such services—a new record and a significant increase compared to spring 2024.