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While the U.S. is currently at that point in the year where summer shows are taking over the TV screens — usually big-ticket items (…)

The New York Times’ opening salvo on Monday, May 15, declared that “Viewers’ Eyes May Drift, but Marketers Are Sticking With Broadcast Television.”

The next day, The Los Angeles Times seemed (…)

NATPE Budapest will take place June 19-22 at the InterContinental hotel in Budapest (its returning home after relocating from Prague last year). VideoAge, which will have a large presence (…)

Before the start of the L.A. Screenings 2017, it was begining to feel like like deja vu from the L.A. Screenings 2008, which was affected by the writers’ strike that (…)

It’s broadcast network upfront week. We’re covering all the network announcements, and bringing them to you right away. In our upcoming L.A. Screenings issue, we’ll publish the new series by international (…)

The indie portion of the L.A. Screenings will get under way in the Century City area of Los Angeles starting on May 16, and at the same time in New (…)

By Royal F. Oakes*

One of the time-honored excuses for continuing to exclude broadcast cameras from federal courtrooms is the notion that if proceedings are televised, that will change (…)

Reviewing Bill Peck’s 56-year-old career for the June-July Issue of VideoAge, is to not just go over the accomplishments of the first British International TV Distribution Hall of Fame honoree, (…)

With the L.A. Screenings fast approaching fast and VideoAge’s two editions (LATAM and Studio) being prepped for printing, all exhibitors and buyers alike are requested to send in screenings information for (…)

“Banji,” as Banjiro Uemura likes to be informally called, can be described as the entertainment industry’s Japanese cultural ambassador to the world, and the world’s cultural ambassador to Japan.

Now, Uemura’s (…)