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Straight to DVD Goes Straight to the Bottom Line

By Leah Hochbaum

International pop star Justin Timberlake made his acting debut last year in crime thriller Edison Force. But the film, which also starred such stalwarts as Kevin (…)

By |February 14th, 2007|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Straight to DVD Goes Straight to the Bottom Line

Is There a Future for Satellite TV?

By Leah Hochbaum

Satellite has long been the carrier of choice for niche channels, which are seeking the biggest possible audiences they can get. But the introduction of the (…)

By |February 7th, 2007|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Is There a Future for Satellite TV?

Latin Programming Turns Up the Heat

By Leah Hochbaum

While the introduction of English-language telenovelas on the new MyNetworkTV hasn’t exactly been a resounding success in the U.S., the soapy series continue to dominate the (…)

By |January 31st, 2007|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Latin Programming Turns Up the Heat

Mercifully, a Busy NATPE Leaves No Time For Panels

By Leah Hochbaum

Is NATPE still the place to be in January? VideoAge visited several exhibitors to find out if NATPE is indeed the weakest of the three major (…)

By |January 24th, 2007|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Mercifully, a Busy NATPE Leaves No Time For Panels

Digital Media To Give NATPE a Boost

By Leah Hochbaum

Although TV executives have complained that most of the markets that were once considered can’t-miss events are now just relics of the industry’s forgotten past, most (…)

By |January 10th, 2007|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Digital Media To Give NATPE a Boost

Midseason Dramas: The New Headache for U.S. TV Networks

By Leah Hochbaum

At the start of the 2006-2007 U.S. TV season, the popularity of serialized shows like Lost, 24 and Grey’s Anatomy led to glut of copycats (…)

By |January 4th, 2007|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Midseason Dramas: The New Headache for U.S. TV Networks

TV Movies Are Back And This Time It’s Serious Stuff

By Leah Hochbaum

In years past, on U.S. television, many movies of the week (MOW or TV movies), if not about the diseases-of-the-week, had absurd names such as Mother, (…)

By |December 20th, 2006|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on TV Movies Are Back And This Time It’s Serious Stuff

A TV Channel For Everyone, Many Channels for All

By Leah Hochbaum

Once upon a time there were but a few TV channels from many small companies. Viewers would turn the television’s manual dial and then sit back, (…)

By |December 12th, 2006|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on A TV Channel For Everyone, Many Channels for All

Singapore and the ATF are Hot

By Leah Hochbaum

“Hot” may be one word to describe the fourth annual Asia Television Forum (ATF), held November 29 to December 1 at Singapore’s Shangri-La Hotel. From the (…)

By |December 6th, 2006|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Singapore and the ATF are Hot

Openings to the Orient Lure Crowds to Asia TV Forum

By Leah Hochbaum

Held not too long after the AFM in Santa Monica, CA, and, before that, MIPCOM in Cannes, France, the Asia TV Forum (ATF), which takes place (…)

By |November 28th, 2006|Categories: WaterCooler|Comments Off on Openings to the Orient Lure Crowds to Asia TV Forum