CuriosityStream announces new slate of international content licensing deals

Curiosity announced a new slate of international content licensing agreements, reinforcing its strategic focus on distribution and global audience reach. These partnerships span linear broadcasters, educational platforms, and digital outlets across multiple continents, solidifying Curiosity’s role as a leading global supplier of premium factual storytelling. The new licensing deals include major agreements with: France TV for the nature documentary series Planet Insect. The WNET Group (U.S.), home to America’s flagship PBS station in New York, for several Curiosity originals. Canal+ (France) for the critically acclaimed Titans: The Rise of Wall Street. Kanopy for a wide range of factual and educational titles. SRC/Explora (Canada) for Planet Insect. SRF (Switzerland) for the innovation-driven series Oops, I Changed the World. V-Me TV (U.S. Hispanic) for a wide range of factual programming. NATV (Korea) for the environmental science program Fateful Planet. Al Jazeera (MENA) for the bold food culture series Eat Me or Try Not To. In addition to traditional licensing deals, Curiosity is actively licensing hundreds of thousands of hours of video and audio content to top-tier technology companies for use in generative AI training. This emerging business line reflects the accelerating demand for high-quality, richly annotated media assets in the development of next-generation artificial intelligence and machine learning tools.