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Variety interviewed Nancy Tellem who is leading the TV push for XB1
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Honestly not that interesting of an interview aside from the general promise of TV shows starting Q1 or Q2 next year and the fact you can watch them through an X360 as well
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Variety interviewed Nancy Tellem who is leading the TV push for XB1
“We’re hoping we will be able to put something up in the first quarter, at minimum second quarter,” said Tellem, president of entertainment and digital for Microsoft, at Variety’s Dealmakers Breakfast at the Four Seasons Hotel in Los Angeles. The shows will be available on the Xbox 360 and Xbox One through Xbox Live.
“I’m incredibly ambitious and impatient,” said Tellem, who took the job to produce original content for the Xbox platform in 2012. Because of that, the time it’s taken to develop the first slate of series, including a high-profile project based around “Halo,” with Steven Spielberg producing, has been “slower,” but “reflecting on what we’ve done and what lies ahead, it’s been pretty good.”
With 48 million Xbox Live subscribers on more than 72 million Xbox consoles around the world, Tellem has a large base of viewers to put her first shows in front of.
The hard part for her has been to explain to Hollywood just where Xbox fits into the new world of digital platforms.
“We aren’t Netflix, we aren’t Amazon, we’re a different animal,” she said. “We’re neither or we’re a little like them. It all depends. The lack of black and white and this is the template and this is what we’re following is very difficult. As we continue to do deals everyone’s going to get more comfortable.”
“Depending on the piece of content, the deals change,” Tellem adds. “We’re talking about exclusives, exclusive first windows, exclusive second windows. We play a lot with windows and co-production arrangements” and “whether we feel these are ideas are franchise building or we can own completely.”
And when it comes to original programming, “we’re trying to focus on whether it’s only on Xbox or best on Xbox,” Tellem said, referring to exclusive series or interactive features added to NFL broadcasts, for example.
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Honestly not that interesting of an interview aside from the general promise of TV shows starting Q1 or Q2 next year and the fact you can watch them through an X360 as well
Don't know if there's any other takeaways
Lock if old