C21’s Content London has thrown into sharp relief the challenges the entertainment business faces thanks to its changing relationship with talent.

SCHEDULE WATCH PROFILE: Chinese satellite broadcaster Hunan TV is underway with a new IP strategy with an emphasis on original formats and co-development.

C21’s editorial director explores how the new SVoD age might impact the traditional television business in unforeseen and unintended ways.

Global producer-distributor Fremantle has inked a co-development deal with Turkey’s Lucid Dream Entertainment for a reality format about street art.

As well as the SVoD factor, there are plenty of other indications to suggest the long-awaited and much-needed revival of reality television has begun.

C21 editorial director Ed Waller picks out some of the trends and issues in the drama sector that emerged in Cannes this week.

MIPCOM: Broadcasters in France and Belgium have teamed up to dramatise the real-life murder of a young girl on the west coast of France in 2011.

MIPCOM: Broadcasters in the UK, the US, Poland and Slovenia have pre-bought Norwegian drama series Twin in deals with sales agent TrustNordisk.

MIPCOM: Reality dog training series The Dog Whisperer is getting a reboot, thanks to a deal between Rive Gauche Television and Dog Whisperer Productions.

MIPJUNIOR: Indian animation company Brio Studio is planning to expand into North America with outposts planned in LA, Mexico and Canada.