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Sky readies docs, nature channels
Comcast-owned European satcaster Sky is preparing to launch two factual channels, Sky Documentaries and Sky Nature.
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NBC to adapt Amazon drama
US network NBC is adapting a Spanish romantic comedy that premiered on SVoD service Amazon Prime Video internationally.
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Epix – US
SCHEDULE WATCH ALERT: US pay network Epix is looking to grow its original slate with more international coproductions.
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Live and direct
Ignacio Mazza of Uruguay’s Canal 4 explains how the country’s TV sector is changing and reveals the network’s new love of live content.
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Creative differences
Doc makers and network execs at Natpe Miami delved into the challenges and opportunities of creating feature docs for US cablenets.
Lion brings true crime book to TV
Arte explores digital world with Rushkoff
Distribution360 factual travels globe
Orion Television taps scripted trio
Intuitive makes McMahill appointment
MENA SVoD revenues 'to triple by 2025'
Cream whips up development exec
Truly Original hires Senior Paramount exec
Particular Crowd, MarVista in movie deal
Buie joins WE tv for development
Content Group acquires Collins Avenue
Amazon unveils Italian, Lat Am originals
RTL – Germany
Barmack’s Sheep, Mediapro join forces
Big Talk Productions takes Mum to US
CBS to test Chuck Lorre's B Positive
Snap captures OWN veteran for factual
Rival bid lodged for Village Roadshow
Turner gathers Particular Crowd
Renowned names MD, studios boss
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In : Thought LeadershipIgnacio Mazza of Uruguay’s Canal 4 explains how the country’s TV sector is changing and reveals the network’s new love of live content.
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TV’s next level
The shift from linear to on-demand has defined the TV drama business in the past decade, and the one to come promises further transformation.
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The international TV drama business continues to boom as new streamers arrive, stoking up demand, prices and creativity, impacting the entire industry.
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The arrival of Apple TV+ and Disney+, as well as WarnerMedia’s upcoming HBO Max and NBCU’s Peacock, marks the start of a new era of D2C streaming services.
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The streaming landscape is undergoing radical change as US studios enter the fray and players proliferate, hungry for content and with a mix of business models.
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