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The first annual UbiQ has just wrapped up at Paris’s Palais Brongniart building, site of  the former Stock Exchange, and VideoAge is ready to give you a straight-from-the-floor account of (…)

Executives from the merchandising and licensing business –– for which television constitutes a large percentage –– representing 90 countries have traveled to Las Vegas to meet with retailers, manufacturers, brand (…)

With the television content distribution industry adding Internet and digital rights, we have to admit, we’re a little blurry on how it all works.

Irv Holender, of Los Angeles-based Multicom Entertainment (…)

The L.A. Screenings are now officially over, and while some international deals are waiting to be finalized, we looked at some of the shows making waves for the new U.S. (…)

Last Thursday marked the end of a busy, flashy and (hopefully) lucrative Upfront week.

As usual, the U.S. broadcast TV networks’ flaunted some their biggest stars, threw big parties (Fox’s, for (…)

With the indie portion over and the studio sessions just beginning — putting us smack in the middle of the L.A. Screenings — we thought we’d offer you a report (…)

With the U.S. network Upfronts starting next Monday, speculation is rife among industry members as to whether we’ll see increases, decreases or status quo advertising revenues.

Last year’s Upfronts saw a (…)

In last week’s Watercooler, we focused on the comedies that the U.S. networks have commissioned for the 2012-2013 season. Now it’s time to get more serious. This week, (…)

We’ll all have to wait until mid-May to know exactly which of the dozens of pilots commissioned by each of the U.S. TV networks will be lucky enough to make (…)

The Airline Passenger Experience Association’s 2012 TV Market Conference kicks off today in Brighton, England, bringing together buyers, sellers and intermediaries in the world of in-flight entertainment.

As the (…)