m4e and Rainbow Srl announce new global broadcasting deals for “Mia and me” ahead of MIPtv.

The ADC announces their Global Advisory Board which includes Jakob Trollbäck.

Disney closes its LucasArts game publishing subsidiary, acquired by the studio late last year.

Psyop creates a new pre-roll for TED Talks, which conceptualizes and brings to life the animation of the TED logo.

Qube demonstrates the system for integrated 4K DCP review and playback at NAB 2013.

Disney/Pixar’s “Finding Dory” to dive into theaters November 25, 2015; Ellen DeGeneres, the voice of the beloved Blue Tang Fish in 2003’s “Finding Nemo,” shares plans for the all-new big-screen adventure.

Liquid Dream launches the latest version of their network rendering controller, ButterflyNetRender 4.58.

Guru Studios signs a multi-territory deal with Netflix for their hit preschool show, "Justin Time."

RGH announces the appointment of Jeff Nuzzi as Director of Digital Media.

Sardine Productions and TVO team up to create a television series from the book series "The Mammoth Academy."

Visual-effects company Pixomondo to abandon feature film work after shutting its Shanghai office in the wake of closures in London and Detroit.

Al Jazeera's children's channel JCC unveils JeemTV, a lifestyle entertainment media platform for Arab children of the 21st century.

Stash Media announces that John Kahrs and Scott Ross have joined the COLLIDER Conference lineup.

BRB announce they will show the trailer and first images of the animated series “Filly,” at MIPtv.

Atlantyca Entertainment and Moonscoop secure pre-MIPtv broadcast sales for animated series “Geronimo Stilton.”

HIT Entertainment and Nelvana greenlight a second season of the preschool show, “Mike the Knight.”

STUDIO AKA and BBC team up to create a new campaign for BBC Radio 4.

th2ng’s Justin Dickel returns to music videos with the directing of Misha B’s, “Here’s to Everything.”

Deluxe delivers as a one-stop shop for the hit Australian film “The Sapphires.”

3D action feature “G.I. Joe: Retaliation” beats DreamWorks Animation’s “The Croods” at the domestic box office with a $51.7 million domestic opening, while “The Croods” passes the $200 million mark with a worldwide total of $229.1 million.