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The breadth of original programming on cable networks and OTT services and its value to consumers on various platforms dominated headlines during the first week of the Television Critics Association Summer Tour. Here's a look at the top #TCA15 headlines, plus MCN original videos produced on location by programming editor R. Thomas Umstead.
MCN Original Videos: Executive Interviews Live From TCA15
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"While I still find co-composing and musical collaboration to be much more fluid and rewarding when sharing the same room, when mixing and mastering, I find myself enjoying the advantages of distance; the impersonal nature of the processessentially the lack of human distractionsallows me to focus on the work's specific issues."Rob Tavaglione, Catalyst Studios