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Inside

  1. World: MIP Africa: A content market for a continent
  1. World: X is a target for disinformation
  1. World: New trends in the film universe
  1. Book Review: History of controversy in the entertainment industry
  1. The changing geography of international TV trade shows
  1. Market Preview: MIPCOM is confirmed as premier show
  1. AFM’s winning chances in Vegas. Mart’s gamble is not a cliché
  1. MIP Cancun: some complaints, but appreciated
  1. Selling film/TV rights to AI: Litigate, engage, or ignore
  1. Financing content: Not an easy task but essential for indies
  1. U.S. studios’ soft power shaped European values and ideas
  1. How MIPCOM was in 1991. Veteran returns to Cannes to review changes
  1. Content buying: Searching for TV’s next Slow Horses
  1. The art of selling culture: The independent distributors
  1. The art of selling difficult content: The studios’ side
  1. Int’l TV execs are travelers not tourists. Plus, calendar of events
  1. My 2 Cents: Starbucks, cable TV network operators, and cable systems must learn to deal with a changed consumer environment
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