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This interview originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2010 issue of World Screen.   Lionsgate is the leading independent studio in Hollywood. Co-chairman and CEO Jon Feltheimer has successfully bet on a number of factors that have led to the company’s …

With our extensive slate of interviews this year, World Screen Weekly touched on every area of the media business, from the stars in front of the camera to the creatives behind the scenes to the executives in charge of exploiting …

Chronicling the worlds of high-end docs, lifestyle series, reality formats, game shows and more, TV Real Weekly reported on the broad range of unscripted and factual content this year. Here’s a recap of our top video interviews of 2010.   …

TV Kids Weekly profiled a variety of leading executives in the kids’ business this year, from top channel operators to innovative producers to market-leading distributors. As the year comes to a close, here’s an opportunity to catch up on some …

BRASELTON: The American Le Mans Series (ALMS) motorsport competitions are set to air across several ESPN platforms, including ABC, ESPN2 and ESPN3.com. ABC will feature race telecast coverage on March 20 after the 59th running of the Mobil 1 Twelve …

ENGLEWOOD: DISH Network has added OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network, which debuted in the U.S. market on January 1, to its channel roster. The recently launched network is now available to DISH Network customers who subscribe to the America’s Top 200 …

MIAMI: The finale of the hit prime-time Televisa production Woman of Steel (Soy Tu Dueña) pulled in 9.4 million viewers for Univision, with an average audience of 5.4 million total viewers since its June premiere. Aired as part of the …

This article originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2010 issue of World Screen.  Simon Cowell has become a household name because of his honest and often bruising remarks on the talent-competition shows American Idol and The X Factor. What is less …

This article originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2010 issue of TV Formats.   Last September, when Media Entertainment Group’s (MEG) CEO, Peter Greén, decided to get back into the format business, the idea of launching a new format company seemed …

This interview originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2010 issue of TV Formats.  In recent years, many of the world’s major format companies have been acting as if they’re playing a real-life adaptation of Monopoly in which the various players race …