The Devolution from Tweeted to Xsed
In 1961, people used to say, “Let’s Twist Again.” In 2006, they said, “Let’s tweet again.” And in 2022, people were supposed to start saying, “Let’s X again.”
People “Google.” They (…)
VideoAge’s October Issue to Sow Seeds
The cover stories alone should spike interest in VideoAge‘s October Issue, published (in both print and digital) in conjunction with MIPCOM. Articles include a piece on American TV executive Sean (…)
Billionaires Don’t Have Anything to Prove
By Dom Serafini
Years ago, the very rich didn’t have to prove anything to anyone. Today, according to a Wall Street Journal article titled “How the Super-Rich Signal Their Wealth to (…)
Getting Ready For AFM
The American Film Market (AFM) is moving out of the Los Angeles area and heading to Las Vegas for its 2024 event, which will be held Novembers 5-10, 2024, (…)
Lessons in Leadership
In its April 2024 Issue, VideoAge wrote about corporate incompetence in a “My2¢” editorial. Then, on September 16, 2024, in its “The New Workplace” report, The Wall Street Journal ran (…)
NAB New York’s U.S. Election Tools
At the upcoming annual National Association of Broadcasters (NAB) trade show in New York City — to be held October 8-10, 2024, at its traditional Javits Center venue — the Washington (…)
The Evolution of TV Trade Shows
By Dom Serafini
TV trade show organizers are very good at finding and negotiating for convention and hotel space. They’re also good at re-selling the rented real estate to exhibitors. They’re (…)
Russian Propaganda and Film Fests
In mid-September 2024, VideoAge received a statement from Route 504, the Toronto-based PR company for Raja Pictures/CAPA Press, the producers of the 120-minute documentary Russians at War. The film had (…)
Musk’s a Target for Disinformation
On one hand, former U.S. president Donald Trump wants Tesla CEO Elon Musk to head a new commission to identify and reduce government waste if he’s elected to a second (…)
Holender’s Recollections of Johnny Yune
Irv Holender, chairman of the Los Angeles-based Multicom Entertainment, shared some remembrances of his friend Johnny Yune on the occasion of the renewed success of Yune’s film They Call Me (…)
