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Life’s a pitch
As one of Mexico’s leading advertising directors, Raúl Cardós took a leap into the unknown when he decided to strike out on his own. Luckily his efforts have paid dividends.
Distant concerns
In Canada’s far-flung communities the established media can seem distant, out of touch and even irrelevant. We take a look at some of the independent media outlets covering the country’s more isolated corners.
Starting a new term
Advertising guru David Rosenberg, who helped Justin Trudeau get elected, and journalist Rosemary Barton, who had a front-row seat, discuss Canada’s new political era and the notion of 'Brand Canada'.
Olivier Royant
We meet ‘Paris Match’ editor in chief Olivier Royant at Café de l’Homme to talk journalism, James Ellroy and the joys of crêpes.
Culture
London’s art-world future after Brexit, plus documentarian Andrew Rossi takes on Manhattan’s Met.
Media
We’re caught by film-maker Naotaro Endo’s documentary on Tokyo’s iconic Tsukiji fish market.
Popular appeal
As one of the biggest events in TV news, the US presidential election sees broadcasters compete fiercely. How are they ramping up for the final Clinton vs Trump showdown in November?
Bigger picture
Television has become huge business across the globe. Discover the series coming out of Brazil, Nigeria and the Middle East that you should be switching on for in this changing landscape.
She’s got talent
Cécile Frot-Coutaz, CEO of the Fremantle Media Group, discusses the global reach of its TV brands, including ‘The X Factor’ and ‘American Idol’, and evolving viewing habits in a fragmented media landscape.
