New Approaches to the US Market

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American and Canadian broadcast and production leaders will discuss new ways to capitalize on the partnership potential between our two countries. How are people putting innovative deals together in a way that plays to the greatest strengths of each party? As digital platforms start stepping up, is this affecting how deals are put together? And what can we do to make this partnership even more seamless?

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