Warner Bros. Discovery has appointed entertainment creative advertising and marketing specialist, Once Upon a Time, and brand consultancy and creative agency, BigSmall, to handle the launch of streaming service Max in the (…)
Yesterday, May 9, the Worldwide Audiovisual Women Association held a Zoom get-together for its fourth annual “First Look Turkey 2024.”
The two-hour online event, which attracted 200 participants from the U.S. (…)
Disney and Warner Bros. are planning to bundle their streaming services. A-la-carte offering, shunned for cable channels and up to now a staple in the direct-to-consumer’s menu, is being replaced (…)
Sony Pictures Television – Kids and Sony Pictures Television-backed Floresta, are teaming to produce a reimagined version of the Charlie’s Angels franchise for kids. Being developed for tweens, the live (…)
Istanbul-based Kanal D International has licensed drama series “A Father’s Promise” in Kosovo.
Set against the backdrop of a politically tumultuous era, in the year 1980, the series follows the story (…)
The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles will showcase artwork from the National Film Board of Canada’s animation collection beginning on May 12.
Norman McLaren and Evelyn Lambart’s 1949 music short Begone Dull Care (…)
SPI International, a CANAL+ company, has launched its FightBox channel in partnership with Swiss telecommunications provider Quickline.
FightBox presents a compilation of combat sports from around the globe. The channel offers exclusive content, live events, (…)
The June Issue of VideoAge will explore how the vertical integration model associated with the streaming subscription business has upended a legacy TV industry that, at one point, was compared (…)
MediaHub has inked a deal with German broadcaster RTL for the Omava docu-series Stop Border Control!
Stop! Border Control follows the challenges faced by security personnel at bustling border crossings. Following successful (…)
Main Street and Wall Street diverged in their views of Walt Disney and Reddit’s March 2024 quarterly reports. Disney reported that revenue rose one percent to $22.08 billion, but its (…)
