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Jul 05
Your Story Deserves a Global Stage: MIP CANCUN Scripted Pitch is Open

Your Story Could Be Next! MIP CANCUN launches its first-ever Scripted Pitch, creating a new platform for creators, writers, … source

May 28
When Adapting Is Your Competitive Advantage with Anna Budashevskaya | MIP CANCUN 2025

We’re constantly adjusting how we’re partnering with people based on how they’re performing.” That’s not a workaround — that’s … source

Apr 14
Stop Fighting the Change. Embrace It. | Raúl Slonimski | MIP CANCUN 2025

“It’s not competition. It’s adaptation. And you have to embrace it. source

Apr 05
When the Audience Becomes Part of the Story with Eugenia Vélez | MIP CANCUN 2025

The audience used to sit back and watch. That era is over. In episode #2 of our interview series, Eugenia Vélez, VP of … source

Mar 26
Winds of Change in the Latin Content Market with Juan Pablo Robert | MIP CANCUN 2025

Creators are starting to behave like legacy media, and legacy media is trying to emulate creators.” We sat down with Juan Pablo … source

Mar 21
Winds of Change in the Latin Content Market with Juan Pablo Robert | MIP CANCUN 2025

Creators are starting to behave like legacy media, and legacy media is trying to emulate creators.” We sat down with Juan Pablo … source

Mar 20
How to Build Kids IP That Truly Connects | The McCarty’s at MIPJUNIOR 2025

In this MIPJUNIOR interview, Stephanie McCarty (Co-Producer, The McCartys) and Kevin McCarty (Owner/Producer, The … source

Mar 07
How Data & Audience Insights Are Transforming Content Strategy | Lea Karam at MIPCOM CANNES 2025

In a rapidly evolving content landscape, insight is power. Lea Karam, Founder & CEO of Mindscope, shares how data, audience … source

Feb 26
MIP LONDON Day 2 Wrap Up

From the rise of platform-first storytelling to what YouTube means for the next generation of content creation – today has been all … source

Feb 11
Redefining Media: YouTube, Ad-Supported TV, and Netflix’s Future | Evan Shapiro at MIP London

Evan Shapiro, known as the ‘Media Cartographer,’ challenges traditional definitions of television in this insightful interview. source