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news & features
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ATA claims WGA 'not interested in deal'
The US Association of Talent Agencies has said the Writers Guild of America is "not interested in making a deal," in the latest salvo in the ongoing dispute between the two bodies.
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Zodiak Belgium names SBS exec as MD
Banijay Group-owned Zodiak Belgium has appointed Isabelle Dams, manager of broadcaster SBS Belgium’s Channel 5, as its MD.
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RTV – Slovenia
SCHEDULE WATCH PROFILE: Slovenia’s pubcaster RTV is seeking more external partnerships and collaborations to maintain its universal mandate.
FEATURES
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Right on the money
UK broadcasters including ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 reveal what they hope the government’s fledgling Young Audiences Content Fund will achieve.
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Who's afraid of Netflix?
Discussions on the industry panels at Sheffield Doc/Fest were once again dominated by those who weren’t there rather than those who were.
Hall: iPlayer changes key to BBC's future
Netflix doubles down on Queer Eye
Nickelodeon, Imagine launch kids into space
Yes takes Israeli talent on the road
Czech TV races to invest in sporting biopic
Shaftesbury hears Kiwi Sounds
Animation in Europe elects board
Good Doctor named most watched drama
ABC catches Fremantle surfing drama
HarperCollins mines crime archive for TV
All the Kids descend into Terror Valley
Rai extends stay in Ladies' Paradise
Ukraine's MGU links up with GoQuest
Sony appoints UK kids' boss
Barmack links with Brazil's Boutique
ParkTV – CEE
Coelen, Red Arrow plot scripted venture
Daily Show's Noah grows Day Zero team
Showtime sweeps up ex-YouTube drama
Wolf's Undercover reboot still on track
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perspective
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Palatable partnership
By Charlie HorrellWhile a close relationship with consumers is critical, sensitivity around privacy is high. So how do media companies put the viewer first without full access to their data?
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The new season's harvest Pat Quinn
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Trouble in Tinseltown Nico Franks
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Canada must find global remedies Jamie Brown
Reports and analysis
That's not all, folks!
Warner Bros has high hopes for its reboot of kids' classic Looney Tunes, coming at a time when shortform is growing in importance for the firm’s new parent.
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The global animation industry has been one of the main beneficiaries of the SVoD boom but it remains one of the most challenged sectors in TV.
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The US is seeing huge structural change as SVoD prompts consolidation, revised content licensing agreements and new relationships between writers and agents.
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The format industry is changing fast, as new buyers make an impact, innovative business models are embraced and ideas come from all four corners of the globe.
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