Business of TV
Jen ToppingDiscover everything TV and film producers need to know to plan for the future in our age of internet disruption, without hype or oversimplification.
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This week, I’ve covered all sorts of different snippets, each of which appear - to me, at least - to have some sort of longer term relevance to the future direction of the TV, film and content economies:
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Ex-Channel 4, BBC and Xbox, now consultant helping TV, film and online content producers build strategies and manage their businesses in this age of internet disruption.
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