2021 In Review: The Best of VideoAge Part 2
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Streaming Strips The U.S. Of Its TV Exporter Role
In a recent article, the Italian daily La Stampa reported that, (…)
2021 In Review: The Best of VideoAge Part 1
Enjoy selections from this year’s editions below!
Hollywood’s Exodus Put Displaced Tribes at a Job Crossroads
The major U.S. studios have been reducing headcount since May (…)
Russian Film Fest Attracts Over One Million Viewers
The Russian Film Festival drew in an impressive number of viewers, exceeding more than one million across 23 countries.
Organized by ROSKINO and the Ministry of Culture (…)
DMR Launches Six Channels On Xbox
DMR inked a new deal with Xbox to roll out OTT channels as VoD apps on Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S consoles.
The channels featured (…)
NAB Show New York Returns In October 2022
NAB Show New York will take place at the Javits Center in New York City from October 19-20, 2022.
Produced by the National Association of Broadcasters, NAB (…)
GMA Network Delivers Dramas To Brunei
GMA Network partnered with DM Don Square Entertainment to bring three dramas to Brunei.
Close To You (Ang Forever Ko’y Ikaw) and Broken Hearts (Kapag Nahati ang (…)
NATPE Miami Updates Safety Protocols
The National Association of Television Program Executives announced updated health and safety protocols for NATPE Miami 2022.
NATPE Safe will include on-site testing as well as (…)
The Best of the Water Cooler, Part I: Mildly Controversial
In 2021, VideoAge published a total of 99 Water Cooler digital features (which post on Mondays and Thursdays), averaging 8.25 per month, which is a strange number, but statistics being (…)
Omen Studios’ ‘Soft Rain’ Sees International Festival Awards
Omens Studios debuted Soft Rain at several international film festivals, where the animated short film was welcomed with acclaim.
Directed by Sacha Goedegebure, Soft Rain portrays a (…)
Lightyear Entertainment Acquires ‘A-ha’ And ‘We Were Once Kids’
Lightyear Entertainment picked up two documentaries that debuted at this year’s Tribeca Film Festival.
Directed by Thomas Robsahm, A-ha: The Movie celebrates the 40th anniversary of the (…)