23 October 2026 - 12:00
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In recent years, the global audiovisual landscape has undergone a major transformation, shifting from a linear model to a fluid, interconnected ecosystem. The growth of streaming platforms, enhanced by the availability of premium content and digital rental and purchase options (VOD, TVOD, and EST), the renewed interest in high-definition physical formats, and the strategic return of the theatrical release as a final destination, have placed audiences back at the center of the experience.
Today's viewers are increasingly aware that respect for copyright is not merely a formal obligation, but a conscious choice made by those who value cinema.
The pursuit of premium audio and video quality, the immersive nature of the theatrical experience, and respect for creative work have become the key of legal consumption.
Within this evolving framework, it is crucial to examine how the audiovisual ecosystem is adapting to the benefits of all the parts involved, as well as the future trends are shaping both national and international markets.
Istitutional Remarks:
Federico Scardamaglia | Member of the Generl Council, APA
Gaia Tridente | Director, MIA
Alessandro Usai | President, ANICA
Speakers:
Margherita Amedei | Cinema & Series Director, Sky Italia
Beatrice Arena | Head of Content Acquisition, CHILI
Liz Bales | Chief Executive BASE & DEGI
Alberto Bolognesi | Head of Business Affairs Rights Acquisition and Sales, Mediaset
Elena Capparelli | Direttore Raiplay e Digital
Charlotte Lund Thomsen | Legal Counsel IVF – International Video Federation
Luciana Migliavacca | President, Univideo
Riccardo Tozzi | Founder, CEO & Chief Creative Officer, Cattleya
Moderator:
Federico Bagnoli Rossi, Presidente FAPAV