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• Article | Karl DEMYTTENAERE | 20.05.13 | 11:42

  How are Israeli fictions exported around the world?

  
  [NEWS] Behind the success of Homeland and In Treatment hide the Israeli fictions Hatufim and BeTipul. A focus in on the country’s particularly dynamic market for TV series.  
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• Article | Helene LECUYER | 13.05.13 | 13:42

  Soap operas dominate prime-time television in India

  
  Soap operas dominate the televisual landscape in India. They are targeting a rural audience, and their themes remain very conservative, even if some of them have ambitions to change mentalities.
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• Article | Nicolas VAQUIER | 07.05.13 | 09:23

  International recognition in store for Turkish series

  
  [NEWS] In just a few years, Turkey has risen to the number two position worldwide in terms of telefilm productions, just behind the United States. Having gained success in North Africa, the Middle East and Central Europe, Turkish series are now hitting western screens.
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• Article | Kevin PICCIAU | 07.05.13 | 09:19

  Where to for Argentina’s independent cinema?

  
  [NEWS] Despite 2011 measures promoting domestic cinema in theatres, the BAFICI seems to be the only showcase – albeit limited – featuring Argentine films. Has the festival’s 15th anniversary heralded a new era?
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• Article | Arnaud MIQUEL | 22.04.13 | 09:27

  Disney Channels out to conquer emerging markets

  
  [NEWS] The Disney Channels have become a veritable growth engine for the group. In adapting content for the emerging markets and age brackets that it is intent on conquering, the American giant’s TV branch has adopted a lucrative strategy.
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• Article | Nicolas VAQUIER | 08.04.13 | 16:22

  Digization, sole growth engine for Europe's creative industries?

  
  [NEWS] According to a recently published study entitled The Digital Future of Creative U.K., digitization is the sole growth engine for Europe’s creative industries.
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• Article | Karin DANJAUME | 10.04.13 | 16:33

  Women in the media: room for improvement

  
  [NEWS] If you’re not a journalist, minister, athlete or actress, chances are you won’t be invited onto a TV show. A recent BBC initiative brings renewed attention to the issue of women’s visibility in the media.
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• Article | Cécile BERTRAND | 02.04.13 | 17:34

  Social TV: what editorial impact for programs?

  
  [NEWS] With social television, channels are maximizing their strategies to build viewer loyalty. How is this drive for interaction transforming editorial policies for programming?
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• Article | Matthieu REBOUL | 25.03.13 | 13:02

  Connected TV and 2nd screen: Internet takes on television

  How the web is changing television.
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• Article | Morgane GAULON-BRAIN | 25.03.13 | 12:24

  Print media and television: Is longform bound for extinction?

  [NEWS] Recent studies of the American media confirm that longform is struggling in the audiovisual as well as print media fields. Is it bound for extinction or transformation?
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