A year has passed since the last MIPCOM, but it seems like a circle has been closed, not much has changed and we are starting all over again. Actually, a lot has happened, but everyone will try to avoid the topic.
One of the big news on the international TV scene this year was Phil Gurin’s announcement that he is launching TGC Global Entertainment with the goal to represent premium formatted content, factual entertainment and documentaries.
If you think reality television, there are two shows that will always come to mind first – Survivor and Big Brother.
In a few years after its launch, Be-Entertainment has created a name for itself as one of the major suppliers of fresh new entertainment formats on the international TV market.
Endemol Shine Italy, part of Banijay, is the oldest independent production company and after close to 40 years of operations remains one of the most successful and prolific TV businesses in the country.
This year, MediaCatch launched the first major study on Diversity, Equality and Inclusion (DEI) on European television which mostly covered representation and on-screen time.
In recent years, Telekom Srbija has emerged as one of the leading content creators in Southeast Europe with its productions traveling to every corner of the world.
As SVP & Executive Director of NATPE Global, Claire Macdonald is managing the relaunch of the major international market in Miami in early 2024.
It was a hot show biz summer – and while fall has already come, the labor summer is not over in the States.
Describing what has been happening in the world of streaming as ‘wars’ seems inappropriate.
In the world of money and investment, there is the Golden rule: Gold prices tend to increase during times of economic and political uncertainty, or at least never lose their value against growing inflation.
Apple has hardly been a pioneer in technology – it didn’t invent the first smartphone but when it introduced the iPhone in 2007 it effectively launched the smartphone era.
