Interviews

This interview was originally published in the MIPTV 2010 issue of World Screen.   With 45 TV channels and 31 radio stations in 11 countries, the RTL Group is Europe’s largest broadcaster. Every day, more than 200 million viewers across …

For more than 20 years, BSkyB has been offering its customers choice and a plethora of new services, starting with a bouquet of channels and an electronic programming guide, moving on to the famous red button that provided interactivity, and …

ZDF has long established itself as a leading destination for German viewers in search of quality programming. Its commitment to the best in news, documentary, drama and entertainment programming has helped ZDF make a smooth transition to the digital world. …

Marvel Animation brings to life some of the most famous comic-book action heroes of all time on a variety of platforms and devices. Tapping into the Marvel Universe library of more than 5,000 characters, including Spider-Man, The X-Men, Hulk, Iron …

When Al Gore lost the presidential election to George W. Bush, in 2000, many inside and outside the world of politics wondered what he would do next. Not many could have imagined that Gore would go on to win a …

For TV viewers around the world, the word “house” no longer refers to the English term for a place to live. It immediately triggers images of the often rude, gruff and inappropriate but brilliant physician in House, who solves the …

This interview originally appeared in the MIPTV 2010 issue of World Screen. News Corporation, arguably the most international of the media conglomerates, has businesses spanning the globe, with pay-TV platforms in Europe, Latin America and Asia; a bouquet of 183 …

News Corporation, arguably the most international of the media conglomerates, has businesses spanning the globe, with pay-TV platforms in Europe, Latin America and Asia; a bouquet of 183 international channels broadcasting in 166 television markets; broadcast and cable TV networks …

When the animated Winx Club’s teenage fairies first hit the Italian airwaves, employing their supernatural powers in fantastic adventures to save the world, young viewers were enthralled. It didn’t take long for Winx fever to spread to other countries. In …

NEW YORK: E1 Entertainment has been ramping up its one-hour drama business. In this video interview, John Moyraniss, the CEO of E1 Television, discusses the company’s strategy.    E1 has a current slate that includes Haven, based on a Stephen King …