It’s not exactly business as usual in TV these days.

That’s why we decided to be bold with our newly redesigned issue and put on the cover what everything is thinking: it’s an explosive time to be working in content.

From platform disruption to the changing economics of the business, the traditional way of doing business in the television industry is changing faster than companies can keep up. And that is affecting everything: industry consolidation, programming decisions, labour negotiations and even academic planning.

Over the next few weeks, we’ll roll out content from our print issue for our online subscribers and shed light on some of the new business strategies producers and broadcasters are using to keep up as the media world changes at a rapid-fire pace.

And keep an eye out for our always-popular Indie List, a tribute to Global TV’s 40^th birthday and a haunting Back Page.

As articles are available, the links will be posted here.

• Money trail: chasing tangible benefits cash – Part 1
• Money trail: chasing tangible benefits cash – Part 2
• Programming profile: Syfy’s Chris Regina
• Playback Indie List 2014: Going Glocal – Part 1
• Playback Indie List 2014: Going Glocal -Part 2
• This is…the kids business in Canada – Part 1
• This is…the kids business in Canada – Part 2
• Tackling transmedia at Ryerson University
• Transmedia training: what’s new in schools
• Schools gearing up for a digital world
• Playback tribute: Global at 40 – Part 1
• Playback tribute: Global at 40 – Part 2
• 28 Days Later: A TV writer’s blog from LA

View the entire magazine as a PDF here.