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BBC Studios has announced that its flagship content and customer event “BBC Showcase” will return as an in-person experience in 2023 with a fresh focus on upstream creative projects from across its range of production houses, labels and partners.

UK pubcaster and BBC’s principal commercial subsidiary, BBC Studios has announced results for the year 2021-22. It recorded its highest-ever sales (2020/21: 1,255 million pound), a jump of 30 per cent thanks to what it called a very healthy year for production and UKTV.

Vuulr, an online content marketplace for film & TV has announced that BBC Studios has signed an agreement to list over 3,000 hours of its premium British content on the Vuulr marketplace.

BBC Studios, the production arm of BBC group, has emerged as the preferred partner for over-the-top (OTT) platforms to create premium shows. It has partnered with OTT platform Zee5 for its latest release The Broken News directed by Vinay Waikul and starring Sonali Bendre, Jaideep Ahlawat and Shriya Pilgaonkar.

Miller, the recently served as white house special advisor on communications to the national security council, happened to coincide with a very important moment in history. we cant wait to ask him about that. and katty kay, u.s. special correspondent for bbc studios, both msnbc contributors. katty, i want to start with you on this global picture, this sort of duality of, you know, the message from ukraine is that kyiv is safe. you know, consider yourself warned but come back, and this erratic na...

One as important as bbc news, is you are constantly surprised by things you could have foreseen, you are constantly surprised by crises you did know are coming around the corner. it is a hellishly difficult job. she is a very considerable figure with a strong international pedigree, but i think it will be very tough for her. i’m pedigree, but i think it will be very tough for her.— pedigree, but i think it will be very tough for her. im not sure how difficult we — very tough for her. im no...

And decided to stop all content licensing to russian customers in common with other media organisations." so is your critique that this isnt enough in and of itself? or is your critique that it should never have been happening for the last few years? i think certainly, it shouldnt have been happening for several years. people have been talking about this since 2014. theres something just very, very wrong with us licensing entertainment to media — russia, we could also think about others — wh...

Very wrong with us licensing entertainment to media — russia, we could also think about others — who then use that to reel viewers in and distribute their hate propaganda. im not a lawyer — i really welcome that statement from bbc studios, and itv have done a similar one. as i say, the situation is in flux. but stopping licensing, is that really enough, you know? can we do more to get them to stop broadcasting now, or at least raise that issue? also, not other companies, im glad bbc studio...

Viewers in and distribute their hate propaganda. im not a lawyer — i really welcome that statement from bbc studios, and itv have done a similarone. as i say, the situation is influx. but stopping licensing, is that really enough, you know? can we do more to get them to stop broadcasting now, or at least raise that issue? also, not other companies, im glad bbc studios have reacted. i think theres still questions about other large entertainment companies. but lets bring julia in and explore thi...

In and distribute their hate propaganda. im not a lawyer — i really welcome that statement from bbc studios, and itv have done a similar one. as i say, the situation is influx. but stopping licensing, is that really enough, you know? can we do more to get them to stop broadcasting now, or at least raise that issue? also, not other companies, im glad bbc studios have reacted. i think theres still questions about other large entertainment companies. but lets bring julia in and explore this idea ...