V&S Entertainment signs a deal with RAI, bringing the second season of “Everything’s Rosie” to Italy.

Disney XD orders a second season of its hit comedy “Crash & Bernstein.”

Nickelodeon’s New York-based president of content development Marjorie Cohn leaves the kids’ entertainment network after serving 26 years with the company, and Alison Dexter‘s EVP of productions position is eliminated amid ongoing realignment.

Syfy’s groundbreaking transmedia event “Defiance” becomes the channel’s most-watched scripted series premiere since 2006 with 1.3 million adults aged 18-49, matched by more than six million hours of gameplay since the game’s April 2 launch.

Fremantle’s CG animated series “Tree Fu Tom” heads to Sprout, premiering April 22.

The “Dukes of Bröxstônia” are back for a third season, in a new 7-minute episode format, on ABC3.

Assorted Nuts and Frima Studio team up to create “Tiny Yeti,” an animated series and interactive game.

Guru Studios announces the sale of the second season of Justin Time to Discovery Kids.

Netflix and Hasbro expand their multi-year programming deal making “Littlest Pet Shop” and “Kaijudo: Rise of the Duel Masters” available to Netflix members in the U.S.

Syfy teams up with Fox Television Studios, Robert Zemeckis, Jack Rapke, Jackie Levine, John Brancato and Michael Ferris to develop “No Place.”