L.A. Screenings Are Back:
Studios, Indies, Buyers
So far, over 45 exhibiting companies — some with multiple suites — have confirmed that they will be setting up shop at the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel for the indie (…)
Book Review: Time-Traveling
Across Marvel Comics
Pop culture author Douglas Wolk offers a deep dive into the awe and wonder of Marvel Comics for freshly acquainted fans and superhero junkies.
Where does one begin in the (…)
Play-by-Play of the First In-Person
Post-Pandemic MIPTV Market
MIPTV 2022 kicked off on Monday, April 4 under sunny skies — although frigid temperatures (which continued for the all three days of the market) made things colder than usual (…)
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 witness to several defining television industry moments, in the sense that he was in the (…)
With Non Fungible Tokens, it’s
VCR Déjà Vu All Over Again
Could the various Non Fungible Token (NFT) controversies in Hollywood become a redux of the infamous fight between Universal Studios and Sony Betamax? In 1984, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled (…)
Discovering the Deeper Side of the NAB Show with Chris Brown
In advance of the in-person return of Las Vegas’s NAB Show, to be held April 23-27, 2022, VideoAge asked Chris Brown, executive vice president and managing director of the Washington, (…)
March-April 2022
Who would have thought that in 2022 the film-TV industry’s most frequently heard whine would be: “I wanna go to an in-person market?” Just three years ago the cry was: “Who needs so many markets?”
