Anna Carugati

Buyers have a wealth of content to choose from, but are grappling with issues of exclusivity, windowing and the lack of easy-to-schedule procedurals.

The president and CEO of eOne talks about plans to grow the company’s presence in the U.S. and double its total business by 2020.

NEW YORK: World Screen Newsflash talks to Turner International's Gerhard Zeiler, who has been serving as the company's president since 2012.

The actor, who gives a one-of-a-kind performance as Red and is also an executive producer on The Blacklist, talks about his involvement in the show and the appeal of his character.

Peter Rice, chairman and CEO of the Fox Networks Group (FNG), believes offering brands that are meaningful to consumers, chock-full of TV events, bold programming, and can’t-miss sports, is the key to his portfolio’s success, now and in the future.

Gerhard Zeiler, the president of Turner International, believes must-have brands and must-see programming offered to consumers in a variety of ways will ensure the ongoing health of the channels business.

The company's president and CEO is making sure her channels’ programming is offered on multiple platforms, but she also wants to see off-television viewing measured and monetized properly.

Robert Bakish, the president and CEO of Viacom International Media Networks (VIMN), talks about the opportunities he sees in the international pay-TV business.

NEW YORK: Armando Nuñez, president and CEO of CBS Global Distribution Group, and David Nevins, the president and CEO of Showtime Networks, talk to World Screen Newsflash about the growing demand for addictive, serialized, premium programming.

Sandra Stern, the president of Lionsgate Television Group, shares her views of the vibrant market for scripted programming.