Both MipTV and the wider TV business are at an inflection point. Times are tight for audiovisual producers, as the total pay-TV revenue pool continues to diminish, while streaming growth decelerates and consumers hit their subscription thresholds, altogether making for a pinched economic climate.
Now, against these headwinds – and against competition from other showcases and fonts of info made available and up-to-date all year long – MipTV must redefine itself. Running April 8-10 in Cannes, this year’s MipTV will see a market in flux.
After 2023’s more streamlined experiment, this upcoming edition will once again return the MipDoc and MipFormats sessions to a premarket perch
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