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Studios are increasingly selling content in second-window deals to third parties, balancing exclusivity and profit. Non-exclusive deals, like Disney and Paramount’s, aim to grow SVOD subscribers while maintaining diverse distribution channels.

With so much innovation happening each month in the world of content distribution, we take a brief look at some interesting content sales that have may have slipped under your radar, including Sky's “Brassic" and "Gangs of London" being sold to UK Netflix in the second window.

With the 2024/25 annual season starting next week, we take a look ahead at the new season commissions using the announced fall slates of the main four US networks of ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, comparing new shows to commissioning trends in previous seasons.

In this insight, we dive deep into Sci-Fi TV Shows, analysing commissioning trends, which sub-genres are the most popular with IPs, where Sci-Fi shows are the most widely distributed, how their distribution landscape varies across markets, and provide a sample of Sci-Fi TV shows available for acquisition in Pay-1 windows in select markets. We also look at the distribution of the highest rated Sci-Fi TV Shows to see how accessible the good Sci-Fi TV Shows are to license in Pay-1 windows.

Adult animation has experienced a significant surge in popularity and production over the last few years in the United States, with streaming platforms like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO Max leading at the forefront of this change. In this insight, Anish Rao tracks the growth of the genre, examining premieres by platform, country, deal relationship and platform type.

Explore how local services are responding to the loss of HBO content and adapting to the new streaming reality

Discover the TV show acquisition activity of Multichoice in South Africa

Branded services are a hybrid solution for content owners as they try to best monetise their content

Old and unsold TV series pose an opportunity for content distributors and local buyers