Tag Archives: Armando Nuñez

Whether it was the “touching yet still funny" antics of the sitcom The Unicorn, or "the big questions and mysteries raised" by the heady drama Evil, or the "couldn't take my eyes off Russell Crowe" response to The Loudest Voice, there appeared to be something for just about everyone at the all-day CBS Studios International screenings session on the Paramount lot Wednesday.

PREMIUM: Armando Nuñez, the president and CEO of the CBS Global Distribution Group and chief content licensing officer for the CBS Corporation, talks to World Screen Newsflash about the windowing of rights. 

Armando Nuñez has been named president and CEO for the CBS Global Distribution Group and chief content licensing officer for CBS Corporation.

The new shows on offer from CBS Studios International (CBSSI) are all solid and reassuringly broad in appeal, buyers indicated at the studio's screening sessions, something they've come to bank on from the supplier of top global performers like NCIS, Blue Bloods, Hawaii Five-0 and Bull.

World Screen's Anna Carugati moderated a conversation with Andy Kaplan, the president of worldwide networks at Sony Pictures Television, and Armando Nuñez, the president and CEO of CBS Studios International, as part of the annual November members’ meeting for the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences.

Sony Pictures Television’s Andy Kaplan and CBS Studios International’s Armando Nuñez discussed trends in the global media marketplace in conversation with World Screen’s Anna Carugati at the Board and Members Meeting of the International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences in New York.

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.

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