The Ideal Airline Service for Int’l TV Execs
By Dom Serafini
During a one-week, 35,000 km journey that included stops in France, Germany, Singapore, Italy and New York City, I had time to think about an ideal (…)
Air France’s High-Flying A380 Didn’t Deliver
By Dom Serafini
And on the fifth day it failed.
What was meant to be a memorable seven-hour flight to Munich via Paris became a 14-hour ordeal on the new Air (…)
Television: Music Biz’s New Savior
By Karen Ruttner
Having spent nearly 10 years working in and around the music industry, I’m used to hearing complaints about the business being dead. Since the advent of (…)
Consumers Will Gladly Pay For Good Content on Internet
By Bob Jenkins
I am the sort of guy everyone dreads of running into in a bar. No, I am not a drunk, and yes, I always dig deep when (…)
Dom Serafini and History Don’t See Eye to Eye
By Norman Horowitz
Dom is not always wrong, but he is at least wrong some of the time, and now is “some of the time… .”
He wrote in his Water (…)
Free Speech Amendment Could Silence It
By Dom Serafini
It is possible that a documentary, or Hollywood in particular, may change the course of American history. In the U.S. today, anyone can “buy” a politician, legally and (…)
Bring Back the Leaders of Yesterday
By Dom Serafini
The industry is crying wolf: The terrible economy, the bad new media, the finicky public, the unfair digital technology. You name it, and it’s got its (…)
AOL Marks The End of Vertical Integration
By Dom Serafini
I guess that in the corporate world, there’s no easy way to do things. That it was a bad idea for Time Warner to buy (…)
The L.A. Screenings, Finally Organized
By Dom Serafini
After 45 years in existence as an organic market, it’s time for the L.A. Screenings to become organized just for the independents. Now, before you (…)