The new business unit will see Fathom distributing its own projects, as well as third-party titles, in international markets.
James Baker will take over from Frouman, overseeing the Munich-based company’s global network of prodcos.
Discovery Networks’ Edwina Follows and Ontario Creates president and CEO Karen Thorne-Stone are among this year’s recipients.
Playback caught up with a few of the companies and execs who headed to the Palais to discuss how their corporate and content strategies paid off.
While overall revenues increased by 3%, lower Blue Jays’ revenues contributed to a dip in the media segment this quarter.
The pubcaster’s licensing department is showcasing 400 hours of new content at MIPCOM, as it looks to differentiate itself in the market.
The president and CEO of Videotron will exit the company at the end of the year.
The CEO of ITV discussed the company’s new three-year strategy, which will see it zero in on the direct-to-consumer relationship.
The Toronto-based kids producer/distributor has hired a former Nickelodeon exec, and promoted a number of key talent across its businesses.
Season one of Mega Man: Fully Charged goes to U.K. kids broadcaster POP, while Farpoint Films inks content deals with Rive Gauche Television and Kew Media.
The former Toronto film commissioner takes over from James Villeneuve in representing Canadian interests in America’s cultural industries’ capital.