Cover Stories
Buyers’ View: New Reality
Brings Some Frustration
We often hear how difficult the TV business has become, mainly due to the advent(...)
The Challenges of Bundling English-Speaking
Caribbean and Latin American Content
Although the 12 countries comprising the English-speaking Caribbean — Antigua and Barbuda, The Bahamas, Barbados,(...)
How WAWA Changed
During Its First 10 Years
Looking back, it is difficult to separate WAWA’s growth from the transformation of the audiovisual(...)
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November 2026
Journalists used to be discredited, discarded, and dismissed in the TV trade show business, but(...)
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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
My Refrigerator Has Gone Rogue, And It’s Not the Thermostat: When Dystopian Fiction Becomes Reality
By Enzo Chiarullo For years, movies and television have warned us about a future in which hackers could take control of our lives. From Black Mirror to Mr. Robot, the entertainment industry has turned cybersecurity nightmares into compelling dystopian fiction,(...)
The AFM in Facts and Figures
Like last year, the 47th annual American Film Market (AFM) runs for six days, from Tuesday, November 10, to Sunday, November 15, 2026. For the second consecutive year, the event will be held at the Century Plaza Hotel in the(...)
A24: The Famous U.S. Studio Named for an Obscure Region
According to an October 24, 2026 article in The Wall Street Journal, young American moviegoers under 35 have adopted a brand-new catchphrase: "Let's go see an A24 movie." Historically, audiences don't speak of major studios in this fashion — people(...)
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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