Profiles

A+E Networks’ Eduardo Ruiz, NBCUniversal’s Klaudia Bermudez-Key and HBO’s Francisco Smith weighed in on the challenges and opportunities in Latin America’s pay-TV sector in a NATPE panel moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati.

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Cesar Conde, chairman of NBCUniversal International Group and NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises, took part in a NATPE keynote conversation with World Screen’s Anna Carugati, weighing in on storytelling for the U.S. Hispanic audience and revealing the strategies Telemundo has employed to drive ratings gains.

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Merger and acquisition activity in LatAm media, the drastic changes in the U.S. Hispanic sector and more are discussed in a NATPE panel moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati.

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Brazil is a vast and diverse country, geographically, socioeconomically and culturally. The biggest country in Latin America, Brazil boasts the largest economy in the region. It is also beset by difficult and enduring problems such as income inequality. But Brazilians are known for their happy-go-lucky attitude toward life; their national ...

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As the World Cup kicks off in Brazil, various Latino networks in the U.S. are hoping specialized coverage and second-screen extensions will satisfy the content demands of this traditionally soccer-crazed audience. Leading the pack in beefed-up football offerings is Univision Communications, which holds the exclusive Spanish-language broadcast rights to the ...

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Zodiak Rights' positive experiences of working with broadcasters in Latin America has led the company to increase its focus on this part of the world as well, according to Elliott Chalkley, the company's VP of sales. “Business is going well but there is always more we could be doing,” he ...

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São Paulo’s Centro de Convenções Frei Caneca is gearing up to open its doors for the 14th edition of the Brazil TV Forum, taking place June 4 and 5. In line with past events, the forum is set to welcome producers, distributors, TV channels and content platforms from across Brazil, ...

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Distributors from Latin America are continuing to find strong interest for their telenovelas in Central and Eastern Europe and are expanding sales into new genres as well. Central and Eastern Europe’s love affair with Latin American telenovelas continues. While a number of territories across the region, such a Turkey, have ...

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