Footfall was notably lighter than pre-pandemic, but a less frenetic pace isnt necessarily a bad thing.
Read on for our key takeaways.
As recessions around the world worsen, drama companies could be in for a rough ride.
The Croisette in CannesMandoga Media/picture alliance via Getty Images
Its been a wild ride.
Oh, what could have been?
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Execs stressed their popularity in multiple conversations with Deadline across three days.
Ironically, in being a bit smaller, Mip might have found itself a nice little niche.
The larger Mipcom confab in October involves much running around and producers tend to be locked in back-to-back meetings.
By The Numbers
Here are a few statistical takeaways emerging this morning from the south of France.
Attendance figures were 5,650 (5,510 who attended in person), with delegates coming from 86 countries.
This was up by 1,000 on last year, as the world edged clear of the coronavirus pandemic.
The increased attendance and robust exhibition confirm that the design and focus is paying off for all.
Dates for next years MIPTV were also unveiled: April 15-17 2024.
