Brandon Riegg on Netflix's search for shiny-floor formats, gameshows and growing focus on sports; AMC Networks' Kristin Dolan on figuring out effective content monetisation models for the era of streaming; and Universal International Studios' Beatrice Springborn and Roma Khanna on emerging from the US writers' and actors' strikes and their roadmap for 2024.

Banijay's Marco Bassetti on the European production giant's launch of a dedicated sports division, changing relationship with streamers and broadcasters, and ongoing M AND A activity; Netflix's Lina Brounéus on the streamer's evolving EMEA content acquisitions strategy; and Atlantique's Nathalie Perus on seeking out more international coproduction partners.

Ravi Ahuja, chairman of Global Television Studios at Sony Pictures Television, plus Cineflix's JC Mills and James Durie, Asylum Entertainment's Jodi Flynn, Critical Content's Jenny Daly, Blink49's Toby Dormer, Creative Chaos's Ilan Arboleda and Photoplay's Karen Radzyner – all from Content London 2023.

The OA's Brit Marling and Zal Batmanglij on reuniting for new Hulu/Disney+ drama A Murder at the End of the World; Beat Shazam creator Jeff Apploff on new CBS gameshow Lotería Loca and why he's not afraid of AI; and David Crean on the types of drama Irish pubcaster RTÉ is keen to develop heading into C21’s Content London next week.

Stranger Things' Shawn Levy on collaborating with Peaky Blinders' Steven Knight on Netflix's All the Light We Cannot See; award winning actor Adrian Lester on the Birmingham Film AND TV market and his fears about AI; and Fiction Factory's Ed Thomas and S4C's Gwen Gravelle on new Welsh-language dark comedy drama Pren ar y Bryn/Tree on a Hill.

Fabula Pictures' Nicola De Angelis on why Italian drama hasn't reached its potential and the coming TV industry tsunami; Skybound's Marge Dean on the rise of adult animation; Banijay's Lucas Green on the UK return of Big Bother; and PBS Kids' Sara DeWitt on reaching young audiences via YouTube and gaming.

Imagine Documentaries' Sara Bernstein on the way the industry's changed since she left HBO; Night Train Media's Herbert L Kloiber on the copro and co-financing specialist's roadmap; Papercup's Amir Jirbandey on 'human-in-the-loop' AI dubbing; and Sort Of creator Bilal Baig on ending the CBC/Max comedy-drama and representation within TV.

Bosch creator and bestselling author Michael Connelly on the character's enduring appeal and his lawsuit against the makers of ChatGPT; Electric Entertainment's Dean Devlin on AI, FAST and Roland Emmerich; Terra Mater Studios' Michael Frenschkowski on reimagining Tarzan; and Lineup Industries Julian Curtis on Mipcom 2023.

In this second episode from Mipcom in Cannes this week: Dori Media Group's Nadav Palti, Abacus Media Rights's Will Stapley, BBC Studios' Melanie Rumani and the C21 team on the big stories and themes that informed this year's market and those that will continue to shape the international TV business beyond.

In part one of a special Mipcom 2023 double bill: Amazon MGM Studios Distribution's Chris Ottinger, Emmy-winning showrunner Frank Doelger, Banijay's Christian Wikander, Asacha Media Group's Marina Williams and Helium's Mark Fennessy all give their views on the hot topics shaping the international TV business at the annual confab in Cannes.