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Archives for: January 20105
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Conan O’Brien won’t do a later ‘Tonight Show’
Wednesday January 13th 2010Conan O’Brien is not moving. The late-night host says he won’t cooperate with the network’s plan to move “The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien” to 12:05 a.m. to accommodate a return of Jay Leno to the network’s crowded late-night lineup with a half-hour version of the primetime “Jay Leno Show.”
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Canadian TV station switches affiliation
Wednesday January 13th 2010TORONTO — A spat over local and national commercial airtime has Northern Ontario TV station CHFD-TV dropping its affiliation with local network CTV and looking to buy popular U.S. series from rival Global Television. Thunder Bay-based CHFD-TV, privately held by Dougall Media, told the CRTC that it wants to amend[…]
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Sundance sets juries
Tuesday January 12th 2010The Sundance Film Festival has tapped Russell Banks, Karyn Kusama, Parker Posey, Morgan Spurlock and Christine Vachon among the members of its juries. Sundance announced the members of five juries Monday for the festival, which runs Jan. 21-31. Awards will be announced Jan. 30 at the ceremonies hosted by David Hyde Pierce at the Park City Racquet Club.
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Biz climbs digital mountain
Tuesday January 12th 2010Compared with the physical world of film, digital shooting promises speed and flexibility. No waiting for dailies, no shipping cans of film back and forth from labs. The difficulty of downloading giant digital files has kept the movie business from going the way of the record business, in that it confounds pirates. But it also can make digital production difficult. But some things that filmmakers take for granted in the analog world pose thorny problems in the digital realm.
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Canada and U.S. Weekend Box Office – 01/08/10 to 01/10/10
Monday January 11th 2010FilmTotalAvatar, Fox$50,306,217Sherlock Holmes, WB$16,585,327Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Fox$16,566,489Daybreakers, LGF$15,146,692It’s Complicated, Uni.$11,007,875Leap Year, Uni.$9,202,815The Blind Side, WB$7,531,467Up in the Air, Par.$7,159,294Youth in Revolt, W/Dim.$6,888,334The Princess and the Frog, BV$4,651,156
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Archives for: January 20105
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Conan O’Brien won’t do a later ‘Tonight Show’
Wednesday January 13th 2010Conan O’Brien is not moving. The late-night host says he won’t cooperate with the network’s plan to move “The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien” to 12:05 a.m. to accommodate a return of Jay Leno to the network’s crowded late-night lineup with a half-hour version of the primetime “Jay Leno Show.”
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Canadian TV station switches affiliation
Wednesday January 13th 2010TORONTO — A spat over local and national commercial airtime has Northern Ontario TV station CHFD-TV dropping its affiliation with local network CTV and looking to buy popular U.S. series from rival Global Television. Thunder Bay-based CHFD-TV, privately held by Dougall Media, told the CRTC that it wants to amend[…]
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Sundance sets juries
Tuesday January 12th 2010The Sundance Film Festival has tapped Russell Banks, Karyn Kusama, Parker Posey, Morgan Spurlock and Christine Vachon among the members of its juries. Sundance announced the members of five juries Monday for the festival, which runs Jan. 21-31. Awards will be announced Jan. 30 at the ceremonies hosted by David Hyde Pierce at the Park City Racquet Club.
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Biz climbs digital mountain
Tuesday January 12th 2010Compared with the physical world of film, digital shooting promises speed and flexibility. No waiting for dailies, no shipping cans of film back and forth from labs. The difficulty of downloading giant digital files has kept the movie business from going the way of the record business, in that it confounds pirates. But it also can make digital production difficult. But some things that filmmakers take for granted in the analog world pose thorny problems in the digital realm.
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Canada and U.S. Weekend Box Office – 01/08/10 to 01/10/10
Monday January 11th 2010FilmTotalAvatar, Fox$50,306,217Sherlock Holmes, WB$16,585,327Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Fox$16,566,489Daybreakers, LGF$15,146,692It’s Complicated, Uni.$11,007,875Leap Year, Uni.$9,202,815The Blind Side, WB$7,531,467Up in the Air, Par.$7,159,294Youth in Revolt, W/Dim.$6,888,334The Princess and the Frog, BV$4,651,156
ARCHIVES
Archives for: January 20105
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Conan O’Brien won’t do a later ‘Tonight Show’
Wednesday January 13th 2010Conan O’Brien is not moving. The late-night host says he won’t cooperate with the network’s plan to move “The Tonight Show With Conan O’Brien” to 12:05 a.m. to accommodate a return of Jay Leno to the network’s crowded late-night lineup with a half-hour version of the primetime “Jay Leno Show.”
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Canadian TV station switches affiliation
Wednesday January 13th 2010TORONTO — A spat over local and national commercial airtime has Northern Ontario TV station CHFD-TV dropping its affiliation with local network CTV and looking to buy popular U.S. series from rival Global Television. Thunder Bay-based CHFD-TV, privately held by Dougall Media, told the CRTC that it wants to amend[…]
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Sundance sets juries
Tuesday January 12th 2010The Sundance Film Festival has tapped Russell Banks, Karyn Kusama, Parker Posey, Morgan Spurlock and Christine Vachon among the members of its juries. Sundance announced the members of five juries Monday for the festival, which runs Jan. 21-31. Awards will be announced Jan. 30 at the ceremonies hosted by David Hyde Pierce at the Park City Racquet Club.
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Biz climbs digital mountain
Tuesday January 12th 2010Compared with the physical world of film, digital shooting promises speed and flexibility. No waiting for dailies, no shipping cans of film back and forth from labs. The difficulty of downloading giant digital files has kept the movie business from going the way of the record business, in that it confounds pirates. But it also can make digital production difficult. But some things that filmmakers take for granted in the analog world pose thorny problems in the digital realm.
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Canada and U.S. Weekend Box Office – 01/08/10 to 01/10/10
Monday January 11th 2010FilmTotalAvatar, Fox$50,306,217Sherlock Holmes, WB$16,585,327Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel, Fox$16,566,489Daybreakers, LGF$15,146,692It’s Complicated, Uni.$11,007,875Leap Year, Uni.$9,202,815The Blind Side, WB$7,531,467Up in the Air, Par.$7,159,294Youth in Revolt, W/Dim.$6,888,334The Princess and the Frog, BV$4,651,156
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