As India’s entertainment industry evolves, C21 explores the challenges and opportunities defining one of the world’s most dynamic and diverse content markets, where social video and web series are booming and billions of dollars’ worth of potential is waiting to be tapped.

TV is undergoing existential change, usurped by a new 'creator economy' as younger viewers flee to YouTube, so what must the industry do to survive? C21TV headed to Mipcom in Cannes to find out, speaking with 'media cartographer' Evan Shapiro, ProSiebenSat.1's Henrik Pabst, World of Wonder's Fenton Bailey and more.

As cosy crime series continue to draw viewers to their blend of murder mysteries, idiosyncratic characters and charming locations, C21 investigates the evergreen appeal of the genre and the ingredients needed to keep these series returning year after year.

Roblox and social gaming platforms are increasingly becoming the favoured content destination of kids as they migrate from traditional TV and passive viewing to interactive experiences. C21 spoke to those at the forefront of animation at Cartoon Forum to find out what the implications of this new world are for the animation sector.

CONTENT AMERICAS: How can Latin American content strengthen its position on the global stage? Executives from Amazon Studios, Disney, Warner Bros Discovery, Paramount and RCN offer their insights.

While pessimism reigns in Hollywood and the Anglophone markets due to economic uncertainty and a post-Peak TV commissioning hiatus, the Latin American and Spanish-language world seems to be optimistic and is still offering growth opportunities. But how long will this last and what issues will it face in the year ahead? C21 went to last month’s Content Americas in Miami to get some answers.

CONTENT AMERICAS: Execs from Underground Producciones, Omdia, Beta Entertainment Spain, Paramount Latin America, BB Media, PlumResearch and Secuoya Studios identify the threats and opportunities they expect to come the industry's way in the year ahead.

CONTENT AMERICAS: Executives from TIS Studios, Canal 13, Globo, MegaMedia and Parrot Analytics share their thoughts on how 2025 will shape up for the Latin American and Spanish-language content business.