Cover Stories
Behind the Scenes At
L.A. Screenings 2026
For the past 63 years, the L.A. Screenings — originally called the "May Screenings" —(...)
NEM Sans NATPE
Makes a Splash
It looks like the turquoise hue of Croatia’s Adriatic Sea turned out to be better(...)
The Challenging Doc TV
Business Model Explained
A videoconference interview with Aurélie Reman (pictured), managing director of Sunny Side of the Doc,(...)
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June 2026
Worldwide legacy broadcasters should embrace TV programmers that cater to both Gen Z and Boomer(...)
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International TV History
History of the American Film Market
History of the L.A. Screenings
History of MIP-TV (Plus, MIP-TV 2003 under SARS, Iraq War, Industry consolidation and recession)
History of NATPE
History of MIFED (in Italian)
History of Prix Italia through the pages of VideoAge (PDF version)
L.A. Screenings Veteran
Luncheons Through The Years
Bookshop
Describing The Current TV Era
By Dom Serafini I had envisioned streaming in my 1999 book, TV via Internet, but I'm now at a loss as to how to describe this era that caused a cataclysm in the entertainment business, in the media landscape, in(...)
Football and “Handball” in the U.S.
For years, The New York Times neglected "real" football, and the few times the paper did bother to cover it, it was called "soccer." It was therefore a big surprise when, on June 14, 2026, it came out with a(...)
Whether or Not is Weather on TV
Do you remember the journalistic maxim, "Just the facts, ma'am?" Why doesn't it apply to America’s TV weather people? We can get used to their "partly cloudy or partly sunny" statements (with the former uttered for weekdays, and the latter(...)
Len Grossi: Hollywood Insider on Going Through TV Eras Seamlessly
Imagine experiencing all of TV’s many changes over the years while working under the same(...)
Bert Cohen’s Worldvision: After Seven Owners, Its Success Became Its Downfall
In his business life, Bertram (later legally changed to Bert) Howard Cohen was an involuntary(...)
John Laing: Crisscrossing The World With a RoboCop Promo Under His Arm
It was a big mistake to ask John Franklin Scott Laing, the founding general manager(...)
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