Discop Istanbul To Move To June?
More changes may be in store for Discop Istanbul, which is considering moving its 2017 edition, from March to June.
Discop’s Patrick Zuchowicki Jucaud told VideoAge Daily, “This March [1st-3rd] we (…)
The Cost of Falling Stars: The Bill Cosby Residuals Story
By Dom Serafini
The legal, social and moral problems of 79-year-old American comedian Bill Cosby (who now could face up to 10 years in prison for sexual abuse) are well known. (…)
U.S. TV Syndication Sweeps Up and Down
With less than one month to go until NATPE, VideoAge turned its attention to U.S. syndication — the belle of the ball at (…)
Century Plaza to Close for Two Years. L.A. Screenings To Move to InterContinental
For the next two years, the indies at the L.A. Screenings will switch venues — to the Intercontinental Hotel, adjacent to the Century Plaza. The latter has been the L.A. (…)
ATF “Slings” the Blues Instead of Christmas Carols
“Merry Kitschmas” wrote the Asian edition of the Financial Times recently. It wasn’t referring to Singapore or to how people in Singapore celebrate the Christmas holidays because they don’t for (…)
MIPCancun Doubles in Size and LATAM Biz
The second annual MipCancun, a regional summit for Latin American buyers, successfully wrapped at the JW Marriott hotel in the Mexican resort on November 20. Held from November (…)
U.S. Honors French TV and Commemorates the Victims of Paris
The American television industry commemorated the victims of the Daesh terrorists in Paris during an event in honor of French television production this past weekend.
At the Fifth Avenue mansion (…)
U.S. TV Cancellations Are Getting Harder To Do
We’re more than halfway through November, and as we reported earlier, some broadcast network shows are, of course, doing better than others. But the biggest surprise is that (…)
Steve Mosko Opens Up at NAB Show New York
As anticipated in VideoAge’s November (AFM) Issue, the CCW trade show currently being held at the Javits Center in New York City, has been rebranded as NAB Show (…)
AFM at 35: Middle Age Crisis Is Creeping In
After 35 years, the time has come for the American Film Market (AFM) to ask where it is going and what the reason for the market is.
These are the two questions floating (…)
