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Welcome to The Explanation from the BBC World Service.
I'm Ros Atkins and this is The Media Show.
We're here to explain the trends behind the fast-changing media landscape.
This week on The Media Show, we're in Edinburgh for its TV festival.
We'll check in on the health of the TV industry.
We'll also hear about reporting on President Zelensky's latest visit to the White House.
And we'll hear about the hedge fund which is going into journalism.
The Edinburgh TV Festival is a get-together for the UK TV industry.
You'll see plenty of executives from around the world too.
I've been taking part and I'm in town for the media show as well and we've been getting two quite particular perspectives on the TV industry.
From Camilla Lewis, Creative Director of the production company Curve Media and from Matt Bologna,
co-founder of the media organisation Park and presenter of the podcast...
I think there's a chance to get a sense of what's going on in the industry,
really, as opposed to just what the sessions say.
The sessions are very good and often very informative,
but because there's a lot of politics behind who says what publicly,
you don't really get the real gen.
What's fantastic about being in the lobby, talking to people as you walk past them,
hearing, oh, what's really going on at Netflix?