C21Podcast

The C21 team discusses the big stories emerging from Mipcom 2018, including Endemol Shine Group's uncertain future, buzzy new HBO drama My Brilliant Friend and the next generation of OTT players poised to further shake up the international TV landscape.

Catherine Tait, president and CEO of CBC/Radio-Canada, discusses her first six months in charge, the way public broadcasters are adapting to SVoD, how the industry’s changed in the past two decades, and where she sees things headed in the coming months.

Billy Zane and Sean Bean, stars of new Sky1 street-racing drama Curfew, plus presenter and adventurer Ben Fogle, offer their take on the changes sweeping the TV business in this latest podcast from Cannes, featuring a round-up also of the biggest news so far.

Frank Falcone, president AND executive creative director of Guru Studio; Beth Stevenson, founder AND executive producer at Brain Power Studio; and Bruce Kane, founder AND director of BES Animation, discuss the biggest changes taking place in the industry right now, looking ahead to the next few days at Mipcom 2018 and reflecting on MipJunior over the weekend.

C21International editor Richard Middleton, news editor Clive Whittingham and Drama Quarterly editor Michael Pickard look ahead to Mipcom 2108, with the future of Endemol Shine Group; Disney's acquisition of 21st Century Fox; Netflix, Amazon and Facebook's growing interest in unscripted; plus all the latest big name dramas under discussion.

C21Kids editor Nico Franks offers a look ahead to MipJunior 2018 and the big issues currently confronting children’s TV, speaking with execs including Jakob Stegelmann of DR; Alix Wiseman of 9 Story Media Group; and Ken Faier from Epic Story Media.

C21Media launched 21 years ago and as part of our anniversary celebrations editor-in-chief AND managing director David Jenkinson, editorial director Ed Waller and C21Media.net AND FutureMedia editor Jonathan Webdale discuss some of the seismic changes that have swept the industry during this time.