AFM at 35: Middle Age Crisis Is Creeping In
After 35 years, the time has come for the American Film Market (AFM) to ask where it is going and what the reason for the market is.
These are the two questions floating (…)
DPAA Summit Tackles Changing Ad Biz
If you’ve been to the gym, taken a taxi or even stopped at a gas station in the last week, chances (…)
This Fall Some New Shows Falter, But Don’t Fall
We’re now over a month into the new fall TV season in the U.S. And with most of the broadcast networks’ series having already premiered (see a list of those (…)
A Preview Of The AFM To Come
The international film and TV distribution industry is a few weeks way from the American Film Market (it’ll take place November 4-11), and here’s what VideoAge knows so far about (…)
MIPCOM 2015 Could Have Been a Wash — But Wasn’t
On Saturday night, the Cote d’Azur was struck by the worst storm of the past 20 years, nearly paralyzing the whole region. MIPCOM-ers arriving after 11 p.m. on (…)
Prix Italia Reports On The Future of Innovation
After 67 editions, it is difficult for any international media event to be innovative and fresh, but Prix Italia keeps trying. The RAI-organized radio, TV and Web festival, concluded (…)
A&E Evolution to A+E, A+E Studios and To Int’l Sales
This year, A+E is celebrating its 20th year in the international TV business — and will do so at a party (…)
ATF Big on Trends, Seminars. Market Has Hopes
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 (…)
RAI’s Prix Italia to Air VideoAge’s “TV in 2030”
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 (…)
Hoping For Summer Hits, U.S. TV Got Heat, Sweat
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, (…)