Interviews

ZDF's director-general discusses the German public broadcaster's responsibilities when providing comprehensive and impartial news, especially in today’s complex world.

The CEO talks about how the group’s growth opportunities lie in its ability to continue to connect the TV assets with the digital businesses.

Banijay Group’s CEO talks about the merger of Banijay and Zodiak Media, managing producers and the creative process and the types of shows that are in demand today.

The company's co-CEOs discuss opportunities in Germany and beyond in all three of the group’s core business areas.

Gary Davey, Sky’s managing director of content, talks about original production, on-demand offerings, cord-cutting and more.

This interview originally appeared in the MIPTV 2015 issue of World Screen. Sky (formerly BSkyB) was formed in November 1990 from the merger of two competing satellite television services, Sky Television and British Satellite Broadcasting. Over the course of the following 25 years, not only has Sky established itself as …

  This interview originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2011 issue of TV Europe.   While ProSiebenSat.1 Media has free-TV stations across Scandinavia and Central and Eastern Europe, it is the bouquet of channels and digital businesses in Germany that is the engine driving the company’s success. This broad-portfolio approach ensures …

  This interview originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2011 issue of TV Europe.   Innovation has been at the heart of the British pay-TV service BSkyB since the very beginning, from the electronic programming guide to the remote control with the famous interactive red button, from the personal video recorder …

  This interview originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2011 issue of TV Europe.   The CEO of Mediengruppe RTL Deutschland and RTL Television   At the helm of the RTL Group’s German operations, Anke Schäferkordt oversees the TV stations RTL Television, which is the most successful commercial station in Germany; …

  This interview originally appeared in the MIPCOM 2011 issue of TV Kids.   Super RTL is the most popular children’s channel in Germany. With two powerhouse shareholders, The Walt Disney Company and the RTL Group, Super RTL is able to tap into treasure troves of programming, which it uses …