TV News: Euro pubcasters discuss online and vidgame competish — In Europe, as in the rest of the world, kids are abandoning TV for vidgames and the Internet.

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Cinekid Festival focuses on child TV viewers
TV News: Euro pubcasters discuss online and vidgame competish — In Europe, as in the rest of the world, kids are abandoning TV for vidgames and the Internet.

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Cinekid Festival focuses on child TV viewers
TV News: New quiz shows breath fresh air into old genre — More than a decade has passed since “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire” splashed down in the international market.

TV News: New sets, graphics and hosts part of rebranding — Canuck pubcaster CBC is ramping up its news operations as commercial rivals continue to challenge its once dominant position.

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CBC makes changes for market share
TV News: Lopez, Sykes and Mo’Nique vie for young, ethnic auds — The latenight landscape has seen plenty of changes in the past few months. Or has it?

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Latenight’s changing landscape
TV News: Europe’s first pay TV net invents new services — The glass-walled, TV-consoled office of Bertrand Meheut, Canal Plus Group prexy-CEO, looks onto a leafy street by the Seine.

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Canal Plus keeps subscribers happy
TV News: Channel defines, refines brand with original series — On Oct. 12, the crooked cops from “Braquo,” a French twist on “The Shield,” bowed with a bang during primetime on Canal Plus — the show broke the channel’s records for a French fictional program with a 20.9% share among cable, satellite and DTT auds.

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Canal Plus takes a page from HBO
TV News: Good coverage in industry is hard to find — One anxiety runs deeper in Hollywood than awards season, weekend boxoffice, primetime ratings or even the recent studio shakeups: Retaining health care benefits.

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Healthcare still a scare in Hollywood
TV News: Rep to serve in agency’s TV department — Looking to boost its alternative TV presence, CAA has brought in N.S. Bienstock agent Eric Wattenberg.

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CAA taps agent Wattenberg
TV News: Approved 20% plan applies to film, TV prod’ns — The French rebate plan for foreign filmmakers has been approved and is up and running. Capped at $5 million, the 20% rebate applies to live-action or animated movies, miniseries, TV movies and skeins.

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French rebate up and running
TV News: Guild presses federal government for more support — WGA East has issued a gloomy outlook for the news business and urged the government to provide more support for public broadcasting.

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WGA issues dire outlook for news biz