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Are we talking to you? Yes we are. The C21Podcast features discussion about the global content business, from panel talkshows to interviews with people defining the future of international entertainment. Listen below or subscribe to C21Podcast wherever you get your feed.
LA wildfires, BBC’s Lindsay Salt, Content Americas 2025 preview, SAS: Rogue Heroes & A Thousand Blows
C21's Jordan Pinto assesses the impact of the Los Angeles wildfires on the TV business [02:53]; BBC director of drama Lindsay Salt on maintaining risk in a challenging environment [35:44]; Cveinteuno's Gonzalo Larrea and Pina Mezzera look ahead to C21's Content Americas and the Rose d'Or Latinos [14:24]; Drama Quarterly's Michael Pickard on Steven Knight's SAS Rogue Heroes S2 and A Thousand Blows [20:38].
ITV America’s David George talks US outlook; what Justin Trudeau’s exit means for CBC, WWE’s Netflix debut; Harlan Coben’s latest Netflix hit and Paramount+’s The Crow Girl
ITV America CEO David George on how he's sees the US television landscape in the year ahead, from the continued commissioning squeeze to major conglomerates' spin-off of their cable networks and the impact of the creator economy; plus behind the scenes of new Harlan Coben Netflix hit Missing You and Paramount+'s The Crow Girl; and what a change of administration will mean for CBC, as well as WWE's Netflix debut.
From accelerated M&A to a deluge of ‘AI slop’, Allied Global Marketing’s Adam Cunningham and the C21 team discuss where the TV industry is headed in 2025
The TV business has plenty to contend with in 2025 as Donald Trump heads for a second term in the White House, the uptake and impact of AI accelerates, and the 'creator economy' is eclipsed by something else entirely. Allied Global Marketing's Adam Cunningham's [37:03], C21's Jordan Pinto, Nico Franks and Karolina Kaminska discuss [01:18].
Corie Henson on her search for ‘holy sh*t ideas’, Eli Holzman on the real reason Mr Beast went from YouTube to Amazon
NBCUniversal's Corie Henson on her search for 'holy sh*t ideas' and her upcoming ‘Barbenheimer’-like launch of new seasons of The Traitors and Deal or No Deal Island [00:35]; Sony Pictures Television's Eli Holzman on the state of the US unscripted market and why Mr Beast really made the leap from YouTube to Amazon [32:22].
Netflix’s Larry Tanz, Pauline Dauvin and Tinny Andreatta, Amazon’s Lauren Anderson talk streaming evolution
Netflix's Larry Tanz, Pauline Dauvin and Tinny Andreatta talk about how the streamer has changed during its first decade in Europe and its programming strategy for the year ahead [01:13]; and Amazon MGM Studios' Lauren Anderson reflects on the company's own evolution of Prime Video and Freevee [32:35].
Ben Silverman, Patrick Kielty, Rachel Eggebeen, Sara Richardson and Justine Kershaw talk business criticial shifts at Content London 2024
From Content London 2024, Propagate Content's Ben Silverman talks to Irish comedian and TV host Patrick Kielty about his career and the present state of the international TV market [02:45]; and Amplify Pictures' Rachel Eggebeen, EndemolShine Australia's Sara Richardson and Blink Films' Justine Kershaw reflect on adapting to survive and thrive in The New Content Economy [34:07].
