2015 marks the big 3-0 for Australia’s Beyond Entertainment. Birthday drinks at Mipcom earlier this month coincided with the launch of 12 new titles and 160 hours of returning shows.

Southeast Asian consumers are the world’s most sustainability conscious, Nielsen reports in a new study.

Scripps Networks Interactive’s Asia Pacific managing director, Derek Chang, is taking a major free-TV bet in Australia. The new output deal and licensing agreement with SBS adds to an existing linear deal with Fetch TV and gives Scripps content its highest profile ever in Australia.

The live finale ofThe Voice of Chinaseason four is being held at Beijing’s “Bird’s Nest” China National Stadium, on 7 October 2015, bringing to a close a show that, among other things, is making

“We’ll travel the world in sunshine and rain, and meet all the species on the Dinosaur Train!” sing the animated dino-stars at the beginning of each episode of Dinosaur Train, The Jim Henson Company’s made-in-Singapore animated pre-school series.

Asia has just had its biggest formats year ever. And that’s not only because of the slew of high-profile regional formats that came together all at once.