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By Dom Serafini

Like clockwork, the American Film Market (AFM) comes around every fall, and with it, a set of recurring questions for its organizers from the press, (…)

By Karen Ruttner

Laurine Garaude is bursting with optimism when it comes to MIPCOM 2009. Participant enrolment is at a healthy clip, the panel schedule is rife with marquee (…)

CTAM Europe, the Zurich, Switzerland-based international cable TV association for marketing, is organizing its traditional EuroSummit Sept. 24-25, this year at the Sheraton Hotel (…)

We continue with our series of snippets highlighting parts of the top stories from the MIPCOM Issue of VideoAge. This week, we asked industry (…)

For this week’s edition of Water Cooler, VideoAge would like to stray from our usual style and instead use this space to alert you to the extra-special (…)

By Karen Ruttner

A recent poll of minorities and foreign-born U.S. residents determined that 45 percent of them prefer ethnically targeted television to its Anglo counterpart.

Despite the data, the (…)

By Dom Serafini

When U.S. President Barack Obama criticized companies like financially-troubled insurance giant AIG for their lavish and inappropriate trade traveling, the U.S. exhibition industry reacted angrily. (…)

In an all-encompassing interview, Pier Silvio Berlusconi of Italy’s Mediaset spoke to VideoAge about his company’s role, hopes, aspirations and wishes for its recent investment in

By Lauren Gitlin

More than ever before, this year’s third annual Roma Fiction Fest, taking place July 6-11 at the Conciliazione Auditorium, Adriano Multiplex Cinema and LUMSA (…)

By VideoAge Staff in Budapest

The mother ship, DISCOP East, started its 17th annual event a bit slowly, but picked up steam during the market’s second day (…)