C21 founder David Jenkinson reflects on how digital technology has changed the content business over the past 60 years and, as we sleepwalk towards Singularity – the moment when the machines take control – how it will redefine the industry’s future.

David Jenkinson, editor-in-chief & managing director of C21, considers the fate of humanity and the role of the content business in finding solutions.

As the content business takes its first faltering steps towards something approaching normality at C21's Content London event this week, David Jenkinson asks what lessons have been learned during the pandemic and how they can be used to build back better.

C21's editor-in-chief and managing director peers through the gloom of TV’s uncertain future and glimpses new opportunities.

As all eyes turn to C21's International Drama Summit in London, what major issues now facing the business are likely to be in the spotlight?

September saw Annie Wegelius and David Lyle lose their battles with cancer. C21's editor-in-chief and managing director reflects on the impact they had on the entertainment business.

David Lyle, the veteran television executive, has lost his fight with cancer aged 67.

Welcome to second screen, connected TV, OTT, VoD, tablet ubiquity and advertiser U-turns. And the audience is changing too. No wonder the business is nervous.

NATPE wrapped this week reporting a 10% rise in attendance and setting an optimistic tone for 2012. But this year will be about reinventing the business model while the market holds up.

The gadgets, media strategy, commercial models, content and evolving relationship between content and technology that will define the media and entertainment business in 2012.