New Book Out and About in Abruzzo
VideoAge editor Dom Serafini is coming out with a new book in Italian. The book’s title is I Messaggeri dell’Abruzzo nel Mondo (The Messengers of Abruzzo in the World). Abruzzo (…)
VideoAge editor Dom Serafini is coming out with a new book in Italian. The book’s title is I Messaggeri dell’Abruzzo nel Mondo (The Messengers of Abruzzo in the World). Abruzzo (…)
By Dom Serafini
I dislike airports under normal circumstances, in particular: JFK and LGA (both in New York City), EWR (Newark, New Jersey), ATL (Atlanta), the new Delta Terminal at LAX (…)
By Aldo Di Felice*
This is a short story about how TLN, a Canadian media company, opened its new headquarters and studios during the pandemic — and quickly learned that head space is (…)
Presented below is an edited transcript of an interview given by Laurine Garaude, director of Reed MIDEM’s TV Division, on TellyCast, a podcast directed by Justin Crosby from Boom! PR (…)
We all know that the coronavirus isn’t an issue of the political left or right, and that the only way to fight it is not though ideology, but science. In (…)
By Dom Serafini
The governor of New York State, Andrew Cuomo, should be nominated for three Emmys for his daily COVID-19 TV updates — a Daytime Emmy, a Primetime Emmy, and (…)
By Jeff Pryor*
To kick off 2020, the Los Angeles-based Priority PR expanded its client roster in Digital. New client assignments include Diamond Eagle Acquisition Corp., headed by media investors Jeff (…)
By Dom Serafini
This journalist reached out to Michael F. Goldman, someone he considered a “fellow Italian,” in 1991, when we at VideoAge were being unfairly financially penalized by the American (…)
Normally, summer evokes images of beaches with waves crashing, sunburns, sweaty trips to visit the in-laws, fattening ice cream, hangover-inducing mojitos, and other similarly pleasurable thoughts. Not this year. The (…)
By Alessandro Bettero*
Its official name is VatiVision, but it’s starting to be known as the “Vatican’s answer to Netflix.” The project is big and ambitious. Roman Catholics now have (…)