The international TV industry is preparing for the September-October trade events, which this year are more hectic than ever with over 13 markets in nine countries (it’s a subject covered in our MIPCOM issue My2¢ editorial).
Naturally, VideoAge will be covering them all, while preparing for its September digital-only edition, and the October print and digital Monthly and dailies.
While the September digital-only edition is a novelty, VideoAge’s October Issue, which will report on key activities for the international TV industry, promises to be the mother of all editions.
In terms of countries, VideoAge’s October editions (both its Monthly and dailies) will cover Canada, Italy, LATAM’s the South Cone, France, the U.K., Hungary and the U.S.
There will be a particular focus on Canada on the occasion of the 150th anniversary of the Confederation.
As for the various topics these editions will report on, we’ve got animation, the new TV seasons, the state of broadcast television, dubbing and the International TV Distribution Hall of Fame.
Specifically, the October/MIPCOM editions (Monthly and Dailies) will also review events such as NATPE Budapest, the U.S. and Canadian Upfronts, the L.A. Screenings, the Rendez-vous, and the Jornadas. This is it in addition to preview of markets such as MIPCOM, DISCOPAfrica, AFM, MIP-Cancun and ATF.
Our editorial staff and contributors will report from Canada (Isme Bennie), Los Angeles (Jay Switzer, Susan Hornik), Italy (Luca Cadura), New York (Lucy Cohen Blatter, Leah Hochbaum Rosner, Luis Polanco), France (Caroline Intertaglia), Hungary (Ethan Baxter), the U.K. (Bianca Serafini) and Japan (Sho Harihara).
The September digital-only Issue is a new entry into the VideoAge’s family of effective and efficient editorial vehicles. It will be sent to over 8,000 TV executives worldwide who are preparing for MIPCOM and other international TV markets.
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