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On this episode, Jack Davison, EVP at 3Vision is joined by Dermot Horan, Director of Acquisitions & Co-Productions at RTÉ, Ireland’s Public Service Media organisation.
They explore the RTÉ player's approach to content acquisition, the return of US studios to content sales, the evolution of windowing, and how RTE have pivoted towards more efficient co-productions without the need for a US partner.
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3Vision is a global content and TV consultancy specialising in content acquisition, strategy, research and business development in the TV industry. With decades of hands-on experience in the entertainment sector, 3Vision will position your business for success.
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On this episode, Jack Davison, EVP at 3Vision is joined by Dermot Horan, Director of Acquisitions & Co-Productions at RTÉ, Ireland’s Public Service Media organisation.
They explore the RTÉ player's approach to content acquisition, the return of US studios to content sales, the evolution of windowing, and how RTE have pivoted towards more efficient co-productions without the need for a US partner.
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Get episodes delivered straight to your inbox, along with exclusive news and insights by signing up to our TV industry insights mailing list.
3Vision is a global content and TV consultancy specialising in content acquisition, strategy, research and business development in the TV industry. With decades of hands-on experience in the entertainment sector, 3Vision will position your business for success.
➡️ Get in touch
➡️ Visit our website
➡️ Follow us on Linkedin
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