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Collaborate to Compete
Lessons learned from the francophonie

October 9, 2024

2 p.m.

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Faced with global giants, it is increasingly difficult to go it alone. Many public service media have established sector partnerships and co-productions to gain scale and efficiency, spread risk, and introduce their national content to new audiences. The preservation of cultures, languages ​​and national and regional sovereignty is becoming more complex as companies with extremely deep pockets like Netflix, Amazon and Disney, to name a few, dominate our markets.


In this session, we look at how French-speaking Public Service Media have addressed this issue. What types of collaborations worked well, and which ones proved more difficult? What are the challenges or obstacles Public Service Media face when deciding to join forces?

MODERATED BY:

Catherine Tait

France Beaudoin

Host and Producer

WITH:

Catherine Tait

Marie-Philippe Bouchard

President and CEO, TV5 Québec Canada

Catherine Tait

Éric Poivre

Secretary General, Médias Francophones Publics

Catherine Tait

Dany Meloul

Executive Vice-President, Radio-Canada

Catherine Tait

Jean-Paul Philippot

CEO, Radio Télévision Belge de la Communauté Française / RTBF

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