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"The Golden Globes Awards have scrapped the miniseries category, replacing it with one for limited series. Hollywood Foreign Press Association president Theo Kingma cited True Detective and Fargo as television shows which inspired the category change, reports The Hollywood Reporter.  He explained: &amp;quot;We did that because there seems to be a new trend to come out with shows that wrap up in one season and have one storyline and one cast.&amp;quot; The new rules state that a limited series &amp;quot;must tell a complete, non-recurring story&amp;quot;. Meanwhile, a series is where &amp;quot;the ongoing theme, storyline or main characters must be presented under the same title and have continuity of production supervision within the year and from year to year&amp;quot;.  True Detective caused controversy earlier this year when it was submitted in the Best Drama category rather than Best Miniseries for the 2014 Emmy Awards. FX boss John Landgraf criticised HBO for the decision, branding it &amp;quot;unfair&amp;quot;. Elsewhere, foreign-language animation films are now eligible for the animated feature prize.  The rule change means that Hayao Miyazaki&amp;#039;s The Wind Rises would have been considered in 2013. It was also confirmed that nominations for the 2015 Golden Globes will be announced on December 11. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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