Cover Stories
Healthy Biz at Series Mania
Despite Industry Challenges
Ultimately, what was predicted in VideoAge's February Issue became what we are now able to report in(...)
L.A. Screenings: Extended
and Expanded in 2026
The L.A. Screenings 2026 schedules are set, and judging from the extended dates, this year,(...)
The Evolution of April as a
European TV Market Date
Content Europe, a new TV market set for April 21-23, 2026 in Lisbon, Portugal, was(...)
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April 2026
Digitalization is driving the cost of content creation to zero and the format business reduces(...)
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International TV History
History of the American Film Market
History of the L.A. Screenings
History of MIP-TV (Plus, MIP-TV 2003 under SARS, Iraq War, Industry consolidation and recession)
History of NATPE
History of MIFED (in Italian)
History of Prix Italia through the pages of VideoAge (PDF version)
L.A. Screenings Veteran
Luncheons Through The Years
Bookshop
Q&A With L.A. Screenings’ Isabella Marquez
While preparing what is considered the unofficial annual L.A. Screenings Guide, VideoAge cornered Isabella Marquez (pictured above, l., with associate Lissette San Martin), the organizer of the L.A. Screenings Independents to get a sense of what independent international content companies(...)
U.S. TV Station Groups Vs. Networks
American film/TV studios might have made another strategic blunder. First, they sold their best content to make Netflix a major streamer, and, eventually, their major competitor. And now, the studios are failing to own more of their TV affiliates. The(...)
April Issue: The Good and the Bad
For lovers of bad news, VideoAge's April Issue comes just in time. But don’t fret, lovers of positive news. This is a good Issue for you, too. The "My2¢" editorial starts the bad news off with the fact that "digitalization(...)
Len Grossi: Hollywood Insider on Going Through TV Eras Seamlessly
Imagine experiencing all of TV’s many changes over the years while working under the same(...)
Bert Cohen’s Worldvision: After Seven Owners, Its Success Became Its Downfall
In his business life, Bertram (later legally changed to Bert) Howard Cohen was an involuntary(...)
John Laing: Crisscrossing The World With a RoboCop Promo Under His Arm
It was a big mistake to ask John Franklin Scott Laing, the founding general manager(...)
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