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By Dom Serafini

The April issue of VideoAge touched upon several aspects of Internet Protocol TV, which, among other things, brought to light many misconceptions about IPTV. In many (…)

By Dom Serafini

Is there a real need for “appointment television,” when technology and new viewers’ behavior have made it obsolete, and, in some cases, even risky? Yes, this (…)

Dear Bruce:

As promised, here is a note listing the 10-point grievances I have with what is now called the International Academy (IA), and was formerly known as the (…)

By Dom Serafini

Complaints that there were too many markets used to run rampant. But, as soon as, first, the Monte Carlo TV Market, and, later, MIFED, closed down, (…)

By Dom Serafini

This is the story of a small grocery store owner in Boston who prospered enough to send his firstborn to an elite business school. The old (…)

By Leah Hochbaum

As MIP-TV draws near, distribution companies are doing their best to ensure that their new or unsold product will be front and center at the international (…)

By Leah Hochbaum

This year’s 10th annual MipDoc offers up a jam-packed conference program, consisting of everything from workshops on How to Pitch, All You Need to Know About (…)

By Leah Hochbaum

For the last few years, MIP-TV has offered up a Mobile Village in Cannes, a place where TV companies can watch demonstrations and get explanations on (…)

By Leah Hochbaum

With MIP-TV fast approaching, VideoAge caught up with some European firms to find out what they’re doing to make some waves at the market.

“What we’re (…)

By Leah Hochbaum

Even when comedians speak your own language, sometimes you just don’t get the joke. Some even say that a common language divides the U.S. and the (…)