It has been three years since out last magazine last came out here in Budapest. That is a long time. A lot of things changed during this time due to the pandemic and the industry is still in a type of a hybrid mode of making “virtual” and “in-person” business.
Oleksandr Zahorodnyy is one of the best-known faces in the reporter team of TSN (Television News Service), the news department of leading Ukrainian media group 1+1 media.
Oleksiy Prodayvoda is war correspondent at TV Channel Ukraine. He has been working in the zone of the active conflict in Ukraine since 2014. After February 24, he has been actively covering the full-scale war in Ukraine.
Mirela Nastase, Director of Drama at ZDF Studios, is also excited about the return to in-person meetings at NATPE Budapest International. She will be presenting three new major premieres to CEE clients which are among the biggest buyers of content from ZDF Studios.
Yako Molhov talks to Samia Moktar, VP CEE & Airlines, and Veronique Verges, SVP German Territories, Poland and Hungary, about Banijay Rights’ main highlights for the NATPE Budapest International market as well as the company’s major hits in CEE and the latest trends in the region.
JP Bommel, President and CEO of NATPE, tells Stanislav Kimchev what the first in-person edition of NATPE Budapest International after the coronavirus pandemic will offer to its attendees.
Onza Distribution is looking to expand its business and client base in the CEE region, relying on a rich catalog that could interest both traditional broadcasters and OTT players.
Manjyot Sandhu, Vice President – Syndication (Europe & MENAT) at Zee Entertainment, talks about the latest titles in the catalog of ZEE Content Sales which will be showcased during NATPE Budapest International.
Patrick Phelan, Director of World Sales, LEONINE Studios, talks about the company’s main highlights at this year’s NATPE Budapest International. Several co-productions with Czech producers are also in the works.
Volodymyr Borodianskiy and Daria Leygonie-Fialko are both well-known to the international TV community as talented television managers and producers.
Reporters Without Borders recently released its World Press Freedom Index 2022 which analyzes the state of media freedom in countries around the world.
2022 will mark a real change in the Central and Eastern European markets as the major international TV players move away from linear TV and switch to other forms of distribution to reach their consumers directly through new OTT services.
