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McCall reveals ITV SVoD plans
MIPCOM: ITV will launch an SVoD service next year showcasing “British-originated quality content,” but it will not be a rival to Netflix, the UK commercial broadcaster’s CEO has revealed.
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Netflix, BBC sink teeth into Dracula copro
MIPCOM: BBC1 in the UK and global streamer Netflix are to coproduce a three-part miniseries based on Bram Stoker’s classic novel Dracula, with Sherlock producer Hartswood Films also on board.
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Investigation Discovery – US
SCHEDULE WATCH ALERT: Successful US cablenet Investigation Discovery is pitching opportunities, but an appetite for acquisitions remains.
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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.
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Look back in candor
21ON21 YEARS: As C21 marks its 21st birthday, founder David Jenkinson tells our story and considers how the content business has evolved over the period.
NENT consults Carter for Studios
Davie: BBCS navigating 'radical change'
Hooq open to global originals
Scotland's STV eyes copros
Puttnam sets up TV business course
ZDF boards Danish crime series
Tencent joins BBC's Dynasties
NEC, Fairfax highlight merger savings
Elephant House preps Kennedy doc for C5
Beta Film, Wildside set on German Moon
Fremantle sends Brilliant Friend around world
ITV prises A Confession from Martin Freeman
Hulu Japan secures Locked Up
Cineflix sells 330 hours into CEE
CCTV signs up Blue Ant nature docs
WatchIt! adds celeb channel, buys factual
Ovation applauds Sky Vision arts, culture
Lat Am's Albavisión enters The Pit
The Four heads to Greece
‘Timing not right’ for ITV to bid for ESG
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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
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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