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The 16th edition of the Asia TV Forum will take place December 2-4, with a pre-market conference on the first. About 4,500 are expected to attend from 60 (…)

Prix Italia will preview VideoAge’s “The Future of TV in 2030,” for those who will not be at MIPCOM this October 5-8 to get the Issue (and those who can’t (…)

It’s been a tough summer for TV in the U.S. First off, the big media groups saw their shares fall, sometimes dramatically, as reported earlier by VideoAge.

And ratings, (…)

Election season in the U.S. will mean big business for American local broadcast TV stations, but not thanks just to the presidential campaigns themselves.

According to an article in (…)

Nowadays, executives in the international entertainment industry not only can get agita from reading Dom Serafini’s “My2¢” editorials in VideoAge Monthly (…)

The new U.S. series are nearly here and, as usual, they’ll be premiering throughout September through November. Here’s a list of confirmed premiere dates.

Note: Everything premiering before MIPCOM (October 5-8) (…)

This week, the business buzz is all about U.S. cable TV networks and the problems they (and their parent companies) face from streaming services like Netflix and Hulu, which are (…)

TVNewsCheck, a website that’s geared toward the broadcast community and is unabashedly pro-broadcast, recently published an article entitled “Broadcast Still Video’s Biggest, Best Platform.” The piece, (…)

In May, VideoAge’s Water Cooler gave you a preview of the broadcast and cable U.S. summer series, but now that nearly all have premiered (there are only a handful (…)

Television in 2030 is the focus of VideoAge’s MIPCOM Issue.

How the TV industry will evolve in the next 15 years will be analyzed in 10 steps covering every aspect of (…)