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news & features
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CBS names Nevins creative chief
Showtime CEO David Nevins has been promoted to chief creative officer at CBS Corp as the company continues its rejig following the exit of its chairman Leslie Moonves.
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UK gov't approves $78m kids fund
The UK government has revealed more details of a controversial £60m (US$78m) fund for children's content that UK pubcaster the BBC has argued could become a subsidy for services such as Netflix and Amazon.
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History – US
SCHEDULE WATCH ALERT: Gary Lico examines US cablenet History’s schedule for new programming opportunities.
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Return to Real World
Facebook and MTV revealed they are joining forces to revive a classic reality format, a sure sign new digital players can’t get enough of traditional TV.
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Testing the watershed
Apple’s increasing scripted push and a myriad of direct-to-consumer streamer launches mean Mipcom 2019 could be a very different beast.
SBS confirms ex-finance chief as MD
Netflix books Hilton social media doc
New Metric captures Killjoys producer
Fremantle, Fuji go big with Little Presenter
Velocity – US
Turner Lat Am signs for Warner formats
Universal gives voice to UK kids in US
BBC takes Dyer back to his posh past
Love Nature joins Gangs of Lemur Island
Euro buyers pick up ZDFE content
Former MD Guthrie sues the ABC
Beano brings in CBBC animation veteran
Netflix to end Orange is the New Black
Ample adds Scientology doc showrunner
CCTV builds up 4K factual library
ITV picks Black Eyed Peas with Lumley
EbonyLife talks up ‘Afro-genres’
ORF drama, factual goes global
Jungle Book to be read in US
BBC2 goes to restaurants, Yorkshire Dales
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perspective
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A good idea is a good idea forever
By Clive WhittinghamThe unscripted scene down at Mipcom in Cannes this week was all about new players taking on the market with old ideas.
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A matter of time Danny Fenton
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Class of ’97 Ed Waller
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Mipcom’s evolution Ben Barrett
Reports and analysis
Opportunity matrix
Despite all the hype around AI and the media industry’s resistance to change, the technology will ultimately enhance productivity across the sector.
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From video search and recommendation through to production, analytics and advertising, artificial intelligence is set to revolutionise the television industry.
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The rise of global streamers and a wave of industry consolidation have transformed the role of traditional television distributors.
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The UK remains known for creating some of the world’s most popular TV shows, but it’s under threat from US streamers and Brexit.
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