By Cristina Sarnoff *
My experience has shown that the Latino viewer is loyal to a brand when they become enamored by the story. With the multicultural market now at 20 percent of the U.S. population, representing (…)
Talk at this year’s MIP Cancun isn’t about January’s Latin TV markets in Miami, but the talk is most certainly about the upcoming MIP London in February. Roaming the Moon (…)
In these times of uncertainty, one thing is for sure: The business of buying and selling content will be certain. Every TV outlet has a need to buy content. No (…)
We celebrate All Saints’ Day during the month of November, and a miracle would have been handy to help us cover all the film and TV markets happening during November (…)
Lille, located in northern France, has SeriesMania (March 25-27, 2025). Cannes, in southern France, has Canneseries (April 24-29, 2025). And Turin, in northern Italy, has SerialMania (October 14, 2024 to (…)
By Dom Serafini
In the U.S., football games are played with the hands. The only times the oval ball touches a foot is at kickoffs, puntings (kicking the ball before it (…)
Lately, YouTube has been getting lots of attention from the press. Even VideoAge‘s Water Cooler — with this report — is getting in on the action and catching up with (…)
It’s time to think about MIP Cancun. Yes, MIPCOM has only just ended, but in order to make the most out the Central American TV market, producers, distributors, and content (…)
What about MIPCOM has changed since pre-pandemic days? Well, this time around the C exhibition area along the Croisette is not carpeted. And these days there are fewer participants. In (…)
MIPCOM 2024 returned to the MIPCOM of yesteryear (2019, to be exact, before the pandemic), but now its official name is “MIPCOM Cannes.” This move was perhaps meant to appease (…)
