New kids broadcast players keep some prodcos busy at a thinner-than-usual NATPE

While the once-mighty domestic market struggles to find a new identity better suited to today's business realities, its strongest supporters seem poised to bolt. Warner Bros. president of domestic TV distribution Dick Robertson announced that the company will be pulling out of the market next year, claiming that while NATPE still plays an important role in facilitating international TV sales, it has lost its domestic purpose. While there may be some truth to this claim for studio-level heavies, many mid-size kids industry players fared well in the scramble to provide for a sudden influx of new programmers that need kids TV fare--fast.
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February 1, 2002

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