Red Sea Fund Boss on Oscars, Cannes Milestones, Why Opening to Asia Is Exciting But Also Intimidating
Emad Iskandar highlights the success of the likes of 'Norah' and 'Four Daughters' and discusses handpicking the Asian Red Sea
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Georg Szalai
18:24
David Zaslav: Trump May Bring “Opportunity for Consolidation” That’s “Positive” for Business
The Warner Bros. Discovery CEO says the new administration may bring "a real positive and accelerated impact on this industry
Georg Szalai
17:26
U.K. Government Proposes Changes to Media Merger Laws “for the Digital Age”
The goal is "scrutiny in the public interest" of deals that include U.K. online news publications and magazines "that might
Georg Szalai
04:22
‘The Real Housewives of London’ to Hit NBCU Reality Streamer Hayu as Its First Original Series
The streaming service available in 45 markets outside the U.S. unveiled the news during its first-ever Hayu FanFest in London
Georg Szalai
13:23
European Streamer SkyShowtime to Launch Premium Tier (Exclusive)
With pricing starting at €8.99 per month, the Premium plan provides the ability to stream on up to five devices
Georg Szalai
12:31
London Film Fest Head on World Premieres, the Post-Strikes Return of Stars, Plus the Strong Showing for Brazil, Animation — and Animals
Kristy Matheson also discusses how "motherhood in all of its many guises" features across the BFI fest's 2024 edition and
Georg Szalai
19:05
Film and TV in Spain (like in Mexico and Argentina) Is Still a “Male Industry”: “We Must Think Bigger”
A roundtable at Iberseries & Platino Industria presented studies on female participation in the audiovisual sectors of the respective countries...
Georg Szalai
17:33
Secuoya Studios President, and Ex-Ambassador, on Spain’s Progress Toward Becoming the “Hollywood of Europe”
James Costos discussed the state of the industry, the success of 'Money Heist' and what his team is focused on
Georg Szalai
17:32
TelevisaUnivision Exec on the U.S. Election, the Firm’s New “Global Vision,” the Looming “Data War,” and How “Hispanic Is Mainstream” Now
Ignacio Meyer also told Iberseries & Platino Industria about why "media companies are like huge cargo ships," audience measurement is
Georg Szalai
05:02
Johan Grimonprez on Making Jazz a Protagonist in ‘Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat’ and Why “Our Materialist Vision of the World Is Obsolete”
Africa, colonialism, the United Nations, the 1961 assassination of Congolese prime minister Patrice Lumumba, the first prime minister of the
