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Christina Miller

Chief Executive Officer, Spin Master

Search every verified Christina Miller interview, podcast appearance, and on-the-record quote β€” each transcript cross-checked by AI and human review to confirm speaker identity. In a 2017 interview at Mobile World Congress, Christina Miller, then President of Cartoon Network, discussed the viewing habits of Generation Z, whom she referred to as "Plurals." Miller described this generation as "mobile natives," contrasting them with Millennials, whom she characterized as "digital natives." She stated that Plurals expect content to be available on any device at any time and that they have a greater "capacity for choice and control" than previous generations. Miller said that if content creators give this audience the ability to experience a brand and participate, they "will evangelize for you." Miller also discussed how Cartoon Network was adapting its content strategy to meet these expectations. She noted that the company was connecting its content across platforms to ensure it was "anywhere and everywhere they want it." As examples, she cited the launch of a "hero Time app" to reintroduce the "Ben 10" franchise and the show "Mighty Magiswords," which began as 15-second content on the CN Anything app before expanding to linear television and gaming. Miller emphasized the importance of data in informing product roadmaps and creating "better sales products."

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  • Choice And Control Key To Reaching 'Plurals' Generation: CN's Miller

    BARCELONA – Being β€œmultiplatform by design” affords Christina Miller a crystal ball view into the wants and desires of Generation Z, also known as the Plurals generation. β€œWe were serving millennials 25 years ago,” recalls the President of Cartoon Network. So what’s the difference? While millennials were digital natives, Plurals are mobile natives with an expectation of seamless content consumption across devices and platforms. β€œKids want what they want,” Miller says in this interview with Beet.TV at Mobile World Congress 2017. β€œIt’s not about changing habits. They’re born into it.” Plurals…

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