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• Premium predictions
  21ON21 YEARS: Emmanuelle Guilbart of About Premium Content considers the past 21 years and reveals why she believes broadcasters will become more aggressive.
• Italian accent in Lat Am
  Viacom in Lat Am is teaming up with Italy's Rai and Rainbow for a scripted live-action series that sees teenagers travel back in time to the 1950s.
• Still laughing
  Whose Line Is It Anyway? creator Dan Patterson considers the state of UK TV comedy and Global Productions' Ahmed Fahmy discusses adapting the show in MENA.
• Marketing power
  Discoverability and the growing importance of marketing were two of the main themes to emerge from C21's Kids Content Futures event last week.
• Following protocol
  21ON21 YEARS: Raze boss Emiliano Calemzuk offers his take on the biggest industry changes of the past 21 years and where things are heading next.
• The Sky's the limit
  Mathew Horsman analyses the impact of Comcast’s recent purchase of Sky, which looks to have put the US giant in a strong position on the changing media battlefield.
• Asia's arrival
  As the Asia TV Forum & Market kicks off today in Singapore, how are buyers and producers from around the world capitalising on the region's growing scripted and factual programming?
• True to formats
  A&E’s Brad Holcman and TF1’s Julien Degroote, who appeared at the Unscripted Entertainment Forum at Content London on Friday, on the state of the formats sector and what to look out for in the year ahead.
• Embracing newform
  CONTENT LONDON: Digital creatives explain why traditional TV firms need to take chances with new types of programming.
• Matter of fact
  CONTENT LONDON: Execs from ITV Studios, History US and A+E Networks UK taking part in C21's Unscripted Entertainment Forum suggest the biggest stories in factual this year.
• Feeling content
  CONTENT LONDON: Kids Content Futures speakers from Netflix, ITV and WildBrain give their take on the state of the sector.
• Newen thinking in UK
  With the International Drama Summit well underway here in London, Newen Group's Romain Bessi reflects on his company's changing strategy.
• Global gathering
  Delegations from around the world are at C21’s Content London, highlighting the event's growing significance for TV execs worldwide.
• C21 finds the write stuff
  A close look at the shortlisted projects chosen from more than 200 entries battling it out in the C21 Drama Series Script Competition.
• Pitch perfect
  The second C21 Drama Series Pitch sees eight projects looking for partners present to C21's International Drama Summit in London today. We reveal what’s in the running.
• Copros calling
  Richard Tulk-Hart at A+E Networks explains the company's recent move into coproduction and offers his take on the drama business.
• Goldschein reflects
  21ON21 YEARS: Gil Goldschein of Bunim/Murray considers the state of the unscripted business and changes over the past 21 years as C21 marks its 21st anniversary.
• Indian summary
  India's buoyant OTT sector is creating opportunities, with further growth likely to increase the importance of the country to the international market.
• Colombian brew
  Colombian producers and broadcasters are entering into more international partnerships as they react to increasing OTT competition in the country.
• Cut and thrust
  Patrick Vien surveys the international scene at A+E Networks, whose ambitious factual and fact-based drama projects reflect an evolutionary shift.

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