“Game Changers” To Be Honored at Giants of Broadcasting’s NYC Luncheon
The Library of American Broadcasting, located at the University of Maryland in the town of College Park, is a 42-year-old resource for the radio and television industries as (…)
VideoAge is Challenging MIPCOM
Before MIPCOM kicks off in October, VideoAge will publish an Issue for Jornadas in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Nonetheless, we’d like to give you a sneak peek into what to expect (…)
NATPE Europe: NATPE Budapest Comparison Is Unavoidable
Adding up all companies with stands, viewing boxes, meeting tables and suites, there are 132 exhibitors at this year’s NATPE Europe, the first to be held in (…)
September is For Rendez-Vous. All the better if it’s in Biarritz
We realize that the summer is just kicking off now, but may we turn your attention for a minute to September? At least we’re talking September on the Atlantic Coast (…)
A Good Second Try For NEM
The New Europe Market (NEM) opened Tuesday, June 10 and will be running until Friday, June 13 in the Croatian city of Dubrovnik, with about (…)
Venice Film Market Rides the Gondola
The 71st edition of the Venice Film Festival (VFF) will be held on August 27 through September 6. The complete list of the films in competition will be (…)
Name & Venue Changes Stimulate NATPE Europe
Changes are afoot at NATPE Europe, which will take place June 23-26 at the Hilton Prague. And the changes are major ones: Name and location to be exact. (…)
L.A. Screenings Pre-Review (Full Report Coming Soon)
Now that the L.A. Screenings have come to a close, VideoAge will give you a fresh-from-the-event report. Expect more detail in the June issue, but for now, here are some (…)
Upfront With The Upfronts. Drama Wins Big Across all 5 Networks
We’ve now come to the end of the world-famous upfront week, in which the U.S. broadcast networks announce their new season line-ups. Now that all the networks — ABC, CBS, (…)
L.A. Screenings: A View from the Mini-Major/Super Indies
The focus at the L.A. Screenings may have traditionally been on the studios, but these days several mini-majors are trying to give the studios a run for their money, screening (…)