Network Interviews
Why Starz Is Looking for Truth and Spectacle and Bringing In Talent From Outside the TV Realm Like 50 Cent and Michael Bay
Why Syfy is Embracing Transmedia With Its New Series While Chiller Looks to Indie Directors For Its Horror Originals
Why Despite Its Roots in Doc Programming, Nat Geo's Been Finding New Success in Scripted Films
Why Dramas Like 'Bates Motel' Are So Important for A&E, Even When the Network's Topping the Reality Rankings With 'Duck Dynasty'
With 'Breaking Bad' Over and 'Mad Men' In Its Final Season, How AMC is Preparing for the Future
How HBO Has Stayed on Top of the Game by Embracing Stories With Endings and Making Sunday the Best TV Night of the Week
Why Showtime Wants Series That Are 'A Little Bit Dangerous,' Even If That Means Moving Away From Big, Serialized Dramas
How Sundance Channel's Indie Film Roots Can Be Felt In Its Original Dramas
Why Its UK Influence Has Allowed BBC America to Be Ahead of the Curve as a 'Very Auteur-Oriented Channel'
