The 12th edition of the Mercato Internazionale Audiovisivo kicked off in Rome today with an updated structure focused on innovation, international investment, and cross-sector collaboration.

The youth musical drama starring Noa Kirel and Agustín Bernasconi debuted on October 9 and is being positioned for international sales across Spanish- and English-speaking markets.

The agreement marks the channel’s first distribution deal with Amazon Prime Video, giving subscribers in both markets free access to its French-language programming.

The former S4 Capital and Just Eat finance executive will join the broadcaster on 19 October, supporting its transformation and long-term financial resilience.

The Australian broadcaster will premiere a four-part drama based on the Robodebt scandal and bring back its comedy “Austin”, with both titles produced in association with ITV Studios.

The Swiss public broadcaster adds the Quebec series to its youth programming, further extending the international reach of the French-language content represented by HG Distribution.

"Ubojstvo u raju," the Croatian adaptation, will be produced by CGM Films, the production company behind the record-breaking phenomenon "Sram," for HRT1 primetime.

The company has also secured further European deals, with Nordisk Film taking seasons one to three and the specials for SVOD across the Nordics; RTV Slovenia acquiring seasons one and two; and TIM ...

The agreement marks the channel’s first distribution deal with Amazon Prime Video, giving subscribers in both markets free access to its French-language programming.

The deal expands the group’s production and post-production capabilities, while The Edit will retain operational autonomy under its existing senior management team.

New deals with Disney in Portugal and Canal+ in Austria headline a slate of licensing agreements spanning broadcast, streaming, FAST, home entertainment and onboard platforms.

Globo will produce the first international adaptation of “The Perfect Line” in Brazil, while TelevisaUnivision brings “Hollywood Squares” to Mexico and the U.S. Hispanic market.