As Netflix eyes expansion into France and seeks to reset the notion of original programming, chief Reed Hastings discusses the company’s plans in an earnings call this week. (From Stream.)
Ahead of their appearance on the Just for Laughs web series pitch panel, VP of programming Andy Signore and head writer Spencer Gilbert speak on how to create the Next Big Thing.
The streaming service is further taking control of the pay TV window that until now has gone to traditional broadcasters.
Guidestones: Sunflower Noir puts more focus on narrative elements in the second season, and can now be repackaged as a TV show and feature film.
The agreement includes the production company’s original series, as well as the scripted and unscripted formats to which it has distribution rights. (The Next Star pictured)
After chairing the branded content jury in Cannes, OgilvyEntertainment’s Doug Scott says it’s time to “practice what I preach” through his New York-based prodco ccMF Productions.
Syndicado president Greg Rubidge discusses the company’s latest deal with the U.S. streaming service.
As EVP of worldwide digital distribution, Hughes will oversee content licensing and sales deals with MCNs, VOD platforms and digital retailers.
The series will stream on GlobalTV.com and the digital platforms that are an extension of specialty channels History, HGTV Canada and Food Network Canada.
Launching in partnership with the David Suzuki Foundation and Earth 911, GreenYrLife is like FarmVille for the green-minded,
Produced by Shaw, the two-minute Quick & Easy Room Makeover shows mark the first time Shaw Media held an open casting call for an ad campaign.
Nathalie Cook, TSN’s VP of sales and brand partnerships, discusses the broadcaster’s content deal for Sport Chek and the corporation’s namesake retail brand.