There have been a few changes to the TV landscape since the last MIPCOM, one of them being the surprising rise in Asian content across American TV screens in particular, (…)
“Language is at the heart of cultural identity; it shapes who we are and our perspectives. When we speak our languages, we share stories, pass on knowledge and create bonds (…)
The return of in-person international markets has all of the industry’s players very excited. MIPCOM CANNES, in particular, will be a thermometer measuring whether all this excitement is justified, and (…)
We live in a world in which shades of gray no longer exist. These days, everything is black or white. And television is not exempt from this. Actually, television personifies and amplifies this polarization.
