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news & features
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Former MD Guthrie sues the ABC
The ousted MD of Australian pubcaster the ABC is taking court action over her dismissal.
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Beano brings in CBBC animation veteran
Beano Studios in the UK has appointed the CBBC's executive producer of animation to the newly created role of head of animation.
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Netflix to end Orange is the New Black
Global streamer Netflix will bring the curtain down on one of its longest-running originals, women's prison-set dramedy Orange is the New Black, with its forthcoming seventh season.
FEATURES
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Time to rewind
21ON21 YEARS: C21 is celebrating its 21st birthday and to mark the occasion, we’ve rewound to 1997 to pick out a few trends, deals and shows from the period.
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Getting noticed
Streamers may be bringing bigger budgets to kids' TV, but discoverability and promotion issues are preventing breakout hits, C21 heard at MipJunior.
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
Disney works Miracle Hunters in Lat Am
Go-N goes for Riki Group's Tina & Tony
Liberty out of Endemol Shine race
Lionsgate int'l distribution boss exits
Cooking Channel – US
Gigantosaurus goes big at MipJunior
FilmBox launches Turkish drama net
Ovation looks to coproduce originals
Mediacorp dials up Stupid Man, Smart Phone
S4C drama steps Out with int'l net
Off The Fence floats WaterBear
Mondo TV shifts into young-adult drama
Smithsonian captures wildlife docs
Fremantle series land in Lat Am
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perspective
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Class of ’97
By Ed Waller21ON21 YEARS: As C21 celebrates its 21st birthday at Mipcom, our editorial director flips through the pages of the first issue and reflects on how things have changed.
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Mipcom’s evolution Ben Barrett
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Bridging the gap Stuart Woodward
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Moving with the times Will Stapley
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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