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President, Television Distribution, Twentieth Century Fox Television Distribution

VideoAge International: At MIPCOM do you have a more definite picture of your output shown at the Screenings? Can you (…)

President, International Distribution, Sony Pictures Television

VideoAge International: At MIPCOM will you have a more definite picture of your output shown at the L.A. Screenings? Can you outline it?
Keith (…)

President, CBS Studios International

VideoAge International: At MIPCOM will you have a more definite picture of your output shown at the Screenings? Can you outline it?
Armando Nuñez: (…)

President, Global Distribution, Disney Media Networks

VideoAge International: At MIPCOM will you have a more definite picture of your output shown at the Screenings?  Can you outline it?
Ben Pyne: (…)

By Dom Serafini

I’m Italian-American and the risk of being derogatorily called a “guido,” like those portrayed on American television, doesn’t bother me because I’m not one. At the outset let (…)

Right, MIPCOM hasn’t yet started, the AFM is only a distant thought and yet companies are busily preparing for the Asia Television Forum (ATF) or, at least pondering (…)

This year, organizers predict over 470 buyers from 50 countries and 900 distributors from 55 countries will be in attendance at MIPJunior, the mini-market dedicated to kids’ TV that will (…)

SVP, International Sales, Eyeworks Distribution

VideoAge International: Tell us a little about your U.S. operation.
Dorothy Crompton: 3 Ball Productions/Eyeworks USA is our U.S. affiliate and the largest company (…)

Chief executive officer, Media Development Authority, Singapore; executive director, Latin Media Corporation

VAI: What new product will MDA be highlighting at MIPCOM?
Christopher Chia: We have a strong (…)

Director of Reed Midem’s TV Division

VideoAge International: How many sellers with stands are you expecting at this year’s market? How many buyers? Do you expect attendance to be greater (…)