The TV of 2Moro Is On Broadband
By Karen Ruttner
A recent poll of minorities and foreign-born U.S. residents determined that 45 percent of them prefer ethnically targeted television to its Anglo counterpart.
Despite the data, the (…)
By Karen Ruttner
A recent poll of minorities and foreign-born U.S. residents determined that 45 percent of them prefer ethnically targeted television to its Anglo counterpart.
Despite the data, the (…)
By Dom Serafini
When U.S. President Barack Obama criticized companies like financially-troubled insurance giant AIG for their lavish and inappropriate trade traveling, the U.S. exhibition industry reacted angrily. (…)
In an all-encompassing interview, Pier Silvio Berlusconi of Italy’s Mediaset spoke to VideoAge about his company’s role, hopes, aspirations and wishes for its recent investment in
By Lauren Gitlin
More than ever before, this year’s third annual Roma Fiction Fest, taking place July 6-11 at the Conciliazione Auditorium, Adriano Multiplex Cinema and LUMSA (…)
By VideoAge Staff in Budapest
The mother ship, DISCOP East, started its 17th annual event a bit slowly, but picked up steam during the market’s second day (…)
By Lauren Gitlin
The 54th edition of the annual Promax|BDA marketing conference is set to kick off its sixth consecutive year in New York City this Tuesday, June (…)
By Dom Serafini
This year’s 10th annual Forum Brasil International TV Market welcomed 600 participants from 22 countries to São Paulo, Brazil’s new Transamerica Expo Center June (…)
By Dom Serafini
More than 1,100 international program buyers attended the recent L.A Screenings. Some TV outlets sent fewer acquisition executives than usual, others (particularly those from Italy) (…)
by Lauren Gitlin
The 17th edition of DISCOP East will take place June 16 to 19 at the Sofitel in Budapest, drawing producers and buyers from all over Central (…)
By Dom Serafini
Traditionally, when a country’s economy takes a dive, one of the first things to go are state incentives for the entertainment industry. It’s the same (…)