Hollywood’s Back in Canada
Canada has re-emerged as a thriving film and television production hub, generating millions of dollars in revenue and employing tens of thousands of people.
The revival has also been fueled by (…)
Canada has re-emerged as a thriving film and television production hub, generating millions of dollars in revenue and employing tens of thousands of people.
The revival has also been fueled by (…)
Fox Corporation and Roku have entered into a definitive agreement under which FOX will acquire Roku for approximately $22 billion.
The transaction combines FOX’s sports, news and entertainment content and the (…)
Fred Media, part of Australia’s independent WTFN Group, is re-launching Life Down Under, its international FAST channel, with the introduction of hundreds of hours of content from Seven Network.
At launch, (…)
Japanese broadcaster TV Asahi has launched PicoAni, a new short-form anime brand and programming block created for today’s fast-paced viewing habits.
PicoAni will feature a variety of short-form animated series targeting (…)
TV talk shows are back on the backburner thanks to U.S. President Donald Trump, who has declared war on late-night TV hosts, and by the TV networks who decry the (…)
In the TV age, a consumer product is ready to join society when it can run commercials on television. And this is what Google is doing after 13 years of (…)
ABS-CBN, the Philippines’ leading content company, expands its global footprint as the fourth season of its popular action-drama series FPJ’s Batang Quiapo, known internationally as Gangs of Manila, is now (…)
Corporate Retreat, the award-winning dark comedy horror feature and social media viral phenomenon with over 151 million trailer views and social media engagements, is coming to streaming on demand July (…)
Billy Idol Should Be Dead, Fremantle’s biopic about punk rock legend Billy Idol, has been sold to international broadcasters worldwide, including Sky (U.K.), VRT (Belgium), Yle (Finland), SVT (Sweden), NRK (…)
In Beverly Hills, California, Marilyn Monroe (1926-1962) memorabilia is being auctioned. And in Los Angeles, the L.A.-based Multicom Entertainment Group is re-launching its Marilyn collection (VideoAge‘s E-Beat of June 10, (…)