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This C21Screenings show is password protected. If you have a show password enter it here and click 'Go': In conversation with: Rick Haskins, The CW In this one-to-one conversation Rick Haskins, president, streaming and chief branding officer at The CW, discusses his strategy across both The CW and the broadcaster’s streaming platforms, detailing how he’s leading the development of original programming, production and acquisitions for the platforms. Haskins also discusses the future of network TV, including the impact of the changing relationship between linear networks and streamers and t...

This C21Screenings show is password protected. If you have a show password enter it here and click 'Go': In conversation with: Epix In this one-on-one conversation Nancy Cotton sets the scene for EPIX's scripted content strategy over the next 18 months. Cotton discusses how the US commissioning landscape is changing and how EPIX is positioning itself within this, what sets it apart from other platforms and the opportunities to work with the international business. Post-2020 storytelling Pearlena Igbokwe, chair of Universal Studios Group at NBCUniversal, is joined by leading showrunners to di...

This C21Screenings show is password protected. If you have a show password enter it here and click 'Go': In conversation with: Rick Haskins, The CW In this one-to-one conversation Rick Haskins, president, streaming and chief branding officer at The CW, discusses his strategy across both The CW and the broadcaster’s streaming platforms, detailing how he’s leading the development of original programming, production and acquisitions for the platforms. Haskins also discusses the future of network TV, including the impact of the changing relationship between linear networks and streamers and t...

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By Pei Li and Tony Munroe (Reuters) - Chinese tech giant Tencent's Timi Studios, maker of popular video games Honor of Kings and Call of Duty Mobile, generated revenue of $10 billion last year, two people with direct knowledge of the matter told Reuters. The $10 billion would make Timi the world's largest developer, the sources say, which many industry watchers had suspected to be the case. It also provides a hefty basis for its ambitions to move beyond mobile games and compete directly with global heavyweights developing expensive "AAA" titles on platforms such as desktop computers, Sony...