BBC/ITV Streamer BritBox To Expand Into 25 Countries

the show has been filmed in the Australian jungle, but this year this will not be possible because of coronavirus. Instead the show will be broadcast live every night from a ruined castle in the countryside.

Fox News Media plans to launch an international streaming service with live content, with an eye to offering Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network programming to 20 countries by early 2021. Fox News International will be priced at $6.99 per month, initially in Mexico from Aug.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: In the latest of what is likely to be a raft of landmark TV projects to mark 20 years since 9/11, Inside Obama’s White House producer Brook Lapping will make a feature-length film driven entirely by video and audio material from the day itself.British broadcaster ITV and France Televisions have teamed to commission the documentary, which is working titled 9/11: We Have Some Planes, while Deadline hears that A+E Networks is poised to acquire the film

earlier this month that the ITV reality show would be filmed in the UK this autumn. The relocation was made as a result of the   coronavirus pandemic and all the the speculation points to the new series being filmed at Gwrych Castle near Abergele.

Chinese streaming platform Huanxi Premium has acquired exclusive local online rights to Stephen Frears' hit U.K. limited seriesQuiz.

I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here 2020. And recent developments mean that the new season could be taking place a lot closer to home than in previous years.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorViacomCBS has pulled the curtain back on plans to launch a premium international streaming service, which will premiere new Showtime and CBS All Access originals, and will go live across three big territories in early 2021.The yet-to-be-named streamer — first mooted in May — was discussed on the ViacomCBS second-quarter earnings call on Thursday, with the company drawing up plans to go live in Australia, Latin America (including Argentina, Brazil and Mexico)

Keir Starmer has warned Britain will face a “long and bleak winter” unless Boris Johnson uses this month to halt a devastating second wave of coronavirus.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorDisney+ has enjoyed “rapid take-up” since launching in the UK on March 24, becoming the country’s third-biggest streaming service in the four months of lockdown, according to a detailed study.The Media Nations 2020 report by media regulator Ofcom examined audience behavior in the UK during the height of the coronavirus crisis, and it revealed a huge jump in viewing that boosted both traditional broadcasters and streamers.Brits spent 45 hours a week glued to

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefVariety partnered with U.K.-based consultancy Ampere Analysis to delve into the top local and regional ad-supported and pay TV services that are competing with behemoths like Netflix and Amazon. For more, click here. Even before Netflix officially launched in Australia in March 2015, several million households were believed to be using VPNs and browsers to over­­­come geo-blocking for North American Netflix — and using U.S.

Jake Kanter International TV EditorEXCLUSIVE: AMC Networks streamer Acorn TV has commissioned a second season of Ms Fisher’s Modern Murder Mysteries after licensing the first season of the Australian crime drama.The show, originally brought to Acorn subscribers last year, is a spin-off of Australian broadcaster ABC’s series Miss Fisher’s Murder Mysteries.

BBC Studios and ITV said on Monday that they plan to bring streaming service BritBox to up to 25 countries. "Building upon the success of the service in the U.S.

Naman Ramachandran BBC and ITV-backed streamer BritBox is finalizing plans that will see the service roll out to 25 countries worldwide, with the footprint expanding across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, South America and Africa.This will build upon the service’s success in the U.S. and Canada, where it has surpassed one million subscribers.

Keir Starmer has called on Nicola Sturgeon to publicly condemn Alex Salmond over his role as a broadcaster on the Kremlin-funded Russia Today (RT) station. The Labour leader has used the publication of the parliamentary report into Russian interference in UK democracy to challenge the SNP leader to call out her previous boss.