Susan L. Bender will be VideoAge’s 17th International TV Distribution Hall of Fame honoree, in the publication’s L.A. Screenings LATAM edition.
Bender is the first female TV executive to receive such (…)
Miguel “Mike” Perez-Colon, 79, passed away at his home on November 28, 2016 in Freehold, N.J. after a battle with Parkinson’s and Diabetes.
Mike began a longstanding career in International Sales, (…)
Dear Mr. President:
After you “Make America Great Again,” can you please “Make Television Great Again?” We understand that from now on it’s “America First,” but can television be “Second?” We’ll (…)
Foreign media companies are not welcome in every corner of the world. Take France, for instance, which is notorious for limiting foreign ownership in the media. Now Poland (…)
While is it not yet known publicly which of the pilots will make it to our flat screen TVs until mid May, there are already 68 shows in contention among (…)
Preparations for the L.A. Screenings will be the main focus of VideoAge’s MIP-TV (April) Issue. This year, the Screenings will be more (…)
At PBS, the U.S.’s public broadcasting system–whose 350 member TV stations combine to reach nearly 100 million American viewers each (…)
At NATPE 2017, the 38th edition of the annual market (and the sixth in Miami Beach), NATPE’s two-year fight to eliminate or simply reduce the number of people attending the (…)
As is always the case, the U.S. fall TV season brought some hits (e.g. This is Us, Bull) and some misses (e.g. Conviction, Notorious). But, the TV schedules keep on (…)
The U.S and Hispanic show business industry can be divided in two eras: BC and AC (Before Carlos and After Carlos … Barba). This statement could be considered hyperbolic, but (…)
