MIPCOM & MIPJunior 2026
Mipcom 2026, wrap-up: better density of decision makers
Mipcom 2026 comes to an end today, with a good outcome: though there have been fewer attendees than last year, there was a very good density of decision makers, mainly buyers, programmers, CEOs. So, this is a better mix to make business move forward. At the wrap-up conference, Lucy Smith, Mipcom director at RX France, said that the event had this year 10.100 participants from 104 countries, including 3160 buyers. MIPJunior had 600 attendees including 165 kids & teens buyers. The Top 10 countries in attendance have been USA, UK, France, Germany, Turkey, Canada, Spain, Italia, Japan and India.
Mipcom 2026: fresh twists to improve the content market
MIPCOM 2026 develops today its third full day, after two journeys plenty of cocktails, conferences and events. Is this a good Mipcom? Tomorrow we’ll develop the outcome, after attending the wrap-up conference of RX FRANCE. As usual recently, attendees say there are less people traffic, and you see at the Palais many empty places that had booths in previous years. But business is up, there is good energy to surpass current crossroads. Beyond volumes, all or most of the important players are in Cannes taking decisions.
Mipcom 2026: a dance in the (cloudy) sky
Mipcom 2026 moves forward with very good energy facing an expanding digital future, but main news from the industry don’t help to feel better: apart from the acquisition announcement of Skydance Group to Warner Bros Discovery, The Wit at its crowded “Fresh TV” conference revealed yesterday a 62% drop in new format creation since 2013-2014 peak. Also, many European broadcasters keep the volume of production hours, but reducing costs to a small percent, due to very low-cost live programming.
From MIPJunior to Mipcom 2026: new times, old problems
Mipcom 2026, the main event of the content calendar worldwide, starts today in Cannes, France, with important challenges ahead: to move forward on the digital era, particularly on social media, the Creators Economy and microdramas, surpassing income and financing problems that are critical both in traditional and new businesses. This weekend, where the focus was on MIPJunior for kids and teens, the message was direct: suppliers must accompany the evolution of young audiences, generating proactive stories and environments as the ones led by games and social platforms. The ‘passive’ contents don’t run any more.
MIPJunior 2026: navigating the next generation of kids content
MIPJUNIOR 2026 officially kicked off yesterday, October 10, bringing international buyers, producers, and broadcasters to the Palais des Festivals. The market’s opening day offered a stark, analytical look at the rapid evolution of youth viewership, balancing the creative ambitions of new IP premieres with sobering data on financing, streaming cutbacks, and the dominance of video games among Generation Alpha.
MIPJunior 2026: focus on next-gen audiences
MIPJunior kicks off today, Saturday, and runs until tomorrow, October 11, officially paving the way for a new edition of MIPCOM Cannes. The event continues as the premier global accelerator for kids and family entertainment. This year, the market expects to welcome approximately 900 delegates from over 60 countries, setting a robust strategic stage for the broader RX market, which projects an attendance of over 10,600 delegates. The 2026 agenda focuses sharply on the evolving business of young audiences, addressing the monumental shift from legacy media to digital-first brands.
Iberseries 2026
Concluye Iberseries & Platino Industria 2026: la historia como punto de partida y el catálogo como motor audiovisual
Hoy finalizó Iberseries & Platino Industria 2026, cuya último última jornada de mediodía, cerró con conversaciones sobre el futuro del audiovisual y la idea de que el valor de una historia se construye a lo largo de todo su recorrido. Desde encontrarla, transformarla en propiedad intelectual, financiarla, llevarla a nuevas audiencias, extender su vida, hasta contar con ejecutivos de negocios con competencias de adaptación a nuevos entornos, forman parte de una misma cadena.
Iberseries & Platino Industria: la retención de las IP y los nuevos formatos redefinen el nuevo valor del audiovisual
La tercera jornada de Iberseries & Platino Industria expuso ayer varios de los retos que están redefiniendo el negocio audiovisual. Por un lado, la retención de la propiedad intelectual, un tema que se repitió durante varias de las conferencias del día; y por otra parte, la inteligencia artificial generativa, los nuevos formatos de consumo, el fortalecimiento de los productores y la formación de talento.
Iberseries & Platino Industria: de la identidad local a la escala global
La jornada de ayer en Iberseries & Platino Industria puso sobre la mesa los retos de crecer, encontrar nuevas audiencias y extender la vida de los contenidos sin perder la identidad propia. Broadcasters, estudios y productoras abordaron el desafío desde modelos diferentes, pero con puntos de encuentro: transformación permanente, talento creativo, colaboración internacional e IP capaces de desarrollarse más allá de una única pantalla o territorio.
Iberseries& Platino Industria 2026, día 1: financiación, nuevas narrativas y contenidos que cruzan fronteras
La sexta edición de Iberseries & Platino Industria abrió oficialmente la noche de ayer, lunes 28 de septiembre, en los Teatros del Canal de Madrid, dando inicio a cuatro intensas jornadas de reuniones entre representantes de 54 países, con más de 2.800 profesionales, 1.500 empresas y más de 200 compradores internacionales.
Arranca Iberseries & Platino Industria 2026: negocios, inteligencia artificial y nuevas narrativas
La sexta edición de Iberseries & Platino Industria comienza mañana, 29 de septiembre, en el espacio Matadero Madrid. El evento llega respaldado por el balance de su quinta edición, la cual reunió a más de 2.700 profesionales de 50 países y a más de 1.500 empresas internacionales…