China Restricts TV Imports; NBC's Bob Greenblatt to Keynote Israeli Conference; Jeffrey Katzenberg Meets South Korean President
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Chinese Regulators Restrict Imports of TV Formats
TV stations will be held to one foreign TV format a year starting in 2014, and only one music talent show will be approved for primetime each quarter. | Read More
Jeffrey Katzenberg Meets With South Korean President About Possible Collaborations
"I think there will be many opportunities in the future for [the Korean] government or corporations to collaborate with DreamWorks, to work toward building a creative economy," Park Geun-hye said of the meeting. | Read More
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Martin Sheen to Be Honored at Dubai Film Fest
The veteran actor will be given a lifetime achievement award during the opening ceremony of the event held in December. | Read More
Mao Zedong, Founder of Communist China, to Get Animated Film Treatment
The movie about the early years of "The Great Helmsman" has a $4.9 million budget and will be screened as part of celebrations marking the 120th anniversary of the leader's birth in December. | Read More
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BBC Orders Saturday Night Celebrity Gymnastics Competition
The U.K. public broadcaster commissions the series under the working title "Let's Get Ready to Tumble" and make-over show "Your Home in Their Hands." | Read More
U.K.'s Channel 4 Orders 'Island of Lost Blokes' With Host Bear Grylls
The co-production from Shine and the star's management and production firm will put 12 men on a deserted island in what is called "the ultimate survival experiment." | Read More
THE BUSINESS
NBC Entertainment Chairman Bob Greenblatt to Keynote Israeli TV Conference
He will kick off the second annual INTV event in Jerusalem, organized by the country's KeshetMedia Group, the company behind the original version of "Homeland." | Read More
U.K. Operator of Madame Tussauds, Legoland Plans IPO
Merlin Entertainments also operates such attractions as the London Eye and Alton Towers, Britain's most-visited theme park, which recently struck a deal with the BBC. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, October 21, 2013 at 8:57 AM.

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