VideoAge is a publication known for describing the future of television and celebrating its past. Last MIPCOM, VideoAge detailed how the television industry will look in 2030.
Previously, with the “Ultimates,” (…)
MIPCOM seems far away, especially considering that, before then, we still have to go through the Montreal Film Fest, Venice Film Fest, TIFF, the Jornadas and Prix Italia, just to (…)
The legendary Sandy Frank is VideoAge’s International TV Distribution Hall of Fame honoree for the MIPCOM (October 2016) Issue.
Frank is the 13th pioneer featured in VideoAge’s printed edition since April (…)
NATPE in Budapest got a jump start on Monday, June 27 with the pre-market Warner Bros. and Lionsgate screenings and a reception for buyers. Between the two events, over 120 (…)
The 56th annual Monte Carlo TV festival kicked off the night of Sunday, June 12th with the usual glitzy opening (…)
Those who attend NATPE Budapest on June 27, 2016 will be first to see the printed version of the June/July Issue of VideoAge. A text, audio and PDF version (…)
As always, in the U.S. and some other territories, this summer will bring a lot of reality shows and game shows (if it’s hot outside, people want to relax with light (…)
After a two-year stint in Prague, NATPE in Europe has returned to Budapest, and as a result, attracted 414 buyers from across Central and Eastern Europe (coming from 25 CEE (…)
Recently, JT TV-FILM International released a report analyzing the state of the market and comparing it to years past.
According to the report, a slight increase in advertising revenue in 2014 (…)
It’s Upfront Week here in New York City, and as part of the annual tradition, the networks are announcing their new scripted series. We’ll be covering each event, so bookmark (…)
