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International Emmy

Jeffrey Bewkes

Michael Lynton
Chairman and CEO
Sony Pictures Entertainment
 
May 2007

WS: How important are the international businesses, the channels, the local productions and the distribution of movies and television product to Sony Pictures?

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WS: During an interview we did with Howard Stringer [the chairman and CEO of Sony Corporation] a few years ago, he was down on the network model of producing TV series and more bullish on the cable model. Is producing for cable more economic, or are you open to producing for whomever will take your shows?

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WS: How do you decide in a given year how many movies are going to be franchise movies—because those are important for a lot of economic reasons—and how many instead are going to be “original” movies, not based on something that already exists?

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WS: How do you see consumers making the switch from regular DVD to Blu-ray, and how can you convince them to make the switch?

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WS: What opportunities do new media offer a studio like Sony?

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