Summer Heat Brings U.S. TV Hits
In May, VideoAge’s Water Cooler gave you a preview of the broadcast and cable U.S. summer series, but now that nearly all have premiered (there are only a handful (…)
In May, VideoAge’s Water Cooler gave you a preview of the broadcast and cable U.S. summer series, but now that nearly all have premiered (there are only a handful (…)
Television in 2030 is the focus of VideoAge’s MIPCOM Issue.
How the TV industry will evolve in the next 15 years will be analyzed in 10 steps covering every aspect of (…)
At the upcoming MIPCOM in October, Turkey is the Country of Honor and VideoAge is ready to contribute its part by providing coverage in its Monthly and Dailies.
Turkish broadcasters, (…)
Monday at NATPE Europe was a hybrid day — part business (Warner Bros. screenings), part seminars (three in total) and part meetings (with some participants jumping on the opportunity to (…)
The last time I spoke with Norman was Friday, June 12. It was to complete the following tribute. He also asked me to find him a nice Jewish (…)
With 20th Century Fox anticipating that their LATAM 2016 L.A. Screenings will start one day earlier than usual, on Thursday, May 19, the indies will have to move their start (…)
Our summer issue will go to press next week, just in time for the NATPE Europe market followed by the Venice Film Fest, Jornadas and Prix Italia. But until then, (…)
The season finales have — for the most part — already aired, and now U.S. TV viewers are gearing up for a slew of summer series. While summer used to (…)
As usual, the L.A. Screenings kicked off for the indies with an opening party hosted by Cisneros Media Distribution on May 13, a day after the market actually started for (…)
This week, each of the five major U.S. TV networks are announcing their 2015-2016 series at the Upfronts (see date for each network here). We suggest you bookmark this (…)