Interviews

October 2006 By Mansha Daswani While Singapore may be one of the Asia-Pacific region’s smallest markets, it is anxious to make its mark on the international circuit. At the forefront of those efforts is the Media Development Authority of Singapore …

November 2006 Since Jon Feltheimer joined Lionsgate in 2000, the company has had an impressive run. As CEO, Feltheimer has combined the flexibility and entrepreneurial culture of an independent with the financial and strategic relationships of a major studio. As …

Cartoon Network has built its reputation and its audience by offering a wide variety of animated series. Always funny and often irreverent, many of these toons have showcased innovative animation styles and techniques. Today, Cartoon Network is seen in some …

October 2006 By Mansha Daswani When 24 launched on FOX in 2001, few thought the high-concept show—where the entire season plays out over the course of just one day—would last its entire run, let alone return for a second season. …

October 2006 By Anna Carugati Having worked in public television for many years, Paula Kerger is intimately familiar with the challenges of financing quality programming. After heading up the very successful public station Thirteen/WNET in New York, Kerger was appointed …

October 2006 By Anna Carugati Steven Spielberg is arguably Hollywood’s best-known director and producer and certainly its most commercially successful filmmaker. Who hasn’t been touched or thrilled by any one of his movies? The list is endless: Jaws, Close Encounters …

October 2006 By Anna Carugati Every day there seems to be a new way to access entertainment, sports and news content—on our computers, iPods, mobile phones—and who knows how many more devices and platforms there will be in one year, …

October 2006 By Anna Carugati Interviewing Richard Parsons has been a particular pleasure for us. His office is located in the Time Warner building, one of the most celebrated structures recently built in Manhattan, overlooking Central Park. In our two …

May 2006 By Anna Carugati One of the big stories in the children’s television business this year is the three-hour Saturday morning block that DIC Entertainment will be programming on CBS starting in September. CBS’s Saturday Morning Secret Slumber Party …

June 2006 By Anna Carugati When Ronald Lauder founded Central European Media Enterprises (CME) in 1994, he believed that people living in former Soviet block countries, who had known nothing but state-run television, were ready for TV stations that offered …