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Japan’s media heavyweights go all-in on global expansion and production partnerships
Japanese media companies spent a second day in Tokyo advancing a global expansion narrative. Today’s messaging kicked off with Tokyo Broadcasting System (TBS TV), which echoed what is likely to be TIFFCOM 2025’s defining theme. Following a...
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China opens drama beauty pageant; five-pillar plan opens radio and TV quality creation conference
China’s State Administration of Radio, Film and Television is leading a new Chinese drama beauty pageant, opening this week’s 2025 China Radio and Television Quality Creation Conference with a five-layer drama plan. The five focus areas are...
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NHK’s BTS “Detective Conan” / Gosho Aoyama doc heads across Asia, Germany, UAE
Broadcasters in six countries in Asia, Europe and the Middle East have picked up rights to NHK documentary, “Behind the Scenes: Detective Conan”, the first in-depth interview with Gosho Aoyama, the creator of the Japanese hit manga mystery. ...
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