Drama Quarterly editor Michael Pickard, fresh from delivering his Drama Trends Report at Content London this week, outlines the trends he identified in his presentation, led by M&A, YouTube and vertical microdramas.

This year has been all about the growth of ad-supported streaming, with SVoD giants embracing the model while new entrants have been joining the party. As the cost-of-living crisis grows, AVoD seems to be an idea whose time has come, writes Michael Pickard.

Israeli dramas are landing in the UK, the US pilot season is building up a head of steam and Hollywood's finest are signing up for parts in this season’s new shows.

Moving Sherlock Holmes to New York could prove to be a case too far for the famous and much-filmed fictional detective.

As attendees arrive home from Natpe 2012, Michael Pickard looks back at how drama fared during this week's market in Miami.

Which dramas, featuring subjects as diverse as seafaring disasters and Broadway musicals, will have viewers talking over the year ahead.

The fertile ground for drama series provided by the Wild West, early 20th century England and 60s America, plus the arrival of four new drama-hungry channels in South Korea.