The Road To NATPE: Q&A With Gary Lico
CABLEready president and NATPE board member
With NATPE fast approaching, CABLEready’s Gary Lico talked to VideoAge about ROI, the move to Miami, and whether or not (…)
Just In Time For NATPE, U.S. Mid-season Premieres
By Erin Somers
Well, the ratings in the U.S. are in and the whole world by now knows which of the fall shows are hits and which are flops. With cancellations (…)
The Road to NATPE: Q&A With Lionsgate, Bender Media Services
VideoAge chatted with Peter Iacono of Los Angeles-based Lionsgate and Susan Bender of New York-based Bender Media Services for some insight into what (…)
The Road To NATPE: Q&A With Fireworks Int’l & The Fremantle Corp.
VideoAge checked in with Saralo MacGregor, Los Angeles-based executive vice president, Worldwide Distribution for London-based Fireworks International and Irv Holender director and principal for Toronto-based
The Road To NATPE: Take Five With Stephanie Pacheco
Managing Director, Latin America , CBS Studios International
VideoAge InternationaI: Is Miami Beach a better venue for NATPE than Vegas? And Why?
Stephanie Pacheco: Miami is (…)
The Road To NATPE: Q&A With Michelle Wasserman, Marcel Vinay
Michelle Wasserman, head of International Distribution Programming, Formats & Production Services for Argentina-based Telefe and Mexico-based Comarex/TV Azteca’s CEO Marcel Vinay weigh in (…)
NATPE ’11: Three Official Days Get Organic Extension
By Dom Serafini
NATPE organizers’ biggest fear in moving to Miami was the risk that companies would be “bussing” international buyers out of the convention site (in this case the Fontainebleau (…)
It’s Time That Critics Find A Real Job
By Dom Serafini
I’ve just come to realize that critics in general are an annoying bunch of individuals. Mostly because it’s difficult to understand them. The worst are food critics, followed (…)
American English Is World TV’s Official Language
By Dom Serafini
In a globalized world, language is important. And I’m not talking about the language or the fine print in sales contracts, but the kind that allows all of (…)
Retro-Thinking Is Print Media’s Future
By Dom Serafini
Tired of reading and listening to all the problems facing traditional print media, I went on a quest to find solutions. Solutions that, as we’ll see, have to (…)
