January 2021
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- NATPE Miami Preview: It’s the indies to the rescue
- Hollywood’s (…)
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Hollywood’s Exodus Put Displaced
Tribes at a Job Crossroads
The major U.S. studios have been reducing headcount since May 2020, when the full effects of the COVID-19 pandemic became evident. Warner-Media announced a 20 percent reduction in payroll. NBCUniversal (…)
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Exhibitors Move To The Virtual
Podium To Share Their Insight
Like any trade show, NATPE Miami Virtual will ultimately be judged by the sales achieved, by the potential new clients found, and by the amount of new content available.
In order (…)
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YouTube Exec Highlights The
Platform’s Success Stories
YouTube’s chief business officer Robert Kyncl points the spotlight on prime examples of innovation and novelty found across the video-sharing platform.
Since its launch in 2005 YouTube has changed the (…)
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January 2021
New way or old way? The verdict is in: After the pandemic, the old way is way better! I’ll even go so far as to predict that there is no way to go back to the new way.
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Miami-based TV Executives Review NATPE Miami
To preview the upcoming NATPE Miami market — set to take place virtually January 19-29, 2021 — VideoAge contacted eight Miami-based TV executives for their observations. Even though the mart (…)
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ATF Market Moves to AI With Room To Catch Up
For the past 20 years, the western international TV contingent was somewhat happy to travel across the globe in December to Singapore for the annual Asia TV Forum (ATF). For (…)
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AFM 2020 Review: Virtual 41st Is Bigger Than Live 40th
The 41st annual American Film Market (AFM) took place on November 9, 2020. It “evolved” into a virtual Santa Monica, California (its traditional city) across eight virtual venues (as pictured (…)
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Joe Wallach: Political Intrigue Did Not Undermine His TV Challenges
When Joseph “Joe” Wallach was working at Brazil’s Globo TV in the 1960s, he had a reputation for being unstoppable. Even now, before speaking to VideoAge at the “mature” age (…)
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