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Archives for: May 20125
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TV, film industry brings windfall to New York
Thursday May 10th 2012The film and TV industry has spent $60 billion in New York City over the last decade, and production of feature films and popular shows is at an “all-time high,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Tuesday. While financial incentives to lure film and TV production have been controversial in other[…]
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Hey Publishers, Time to Increase Your Video Ad Load
Wednesday May 09th 2012TV advertising is all about interruption, a model that’s been relatively effective for more than half a century. Consumers have come to accept commercials and will put up with them to get to the end of the content. Traditional TV found a model that works, but online publishers refuse to fully replicate the TV ad load model in their long-form content, and that’s a major loss in revenue and advertising market share. Online video has made huge inroads in the race to make more premium, long-form content available to both consumers and advertisers, but online video will never compete with TV ad dollars if publishers aren’t willing to build in a greater ad load.
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Wolverine to be shot in Australia, not Vancouver
Tuesday May 08th 2012Don’t look for Hugh Jackman’s mutant superhero Wolverine in Vancouver because the next X-Men movie will be filmed Down Under, taking with it nearly 2,000 jobs and $82 million out of Vancouver. “We moved from Vancouver for economic reasons,” Fox line producer Joe Caracciolo told media in Sydney, Australia, according[…]
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Hot Docs wraps with awards and sales
Tuesday May 08th 2012Hot Docs wrapped Sunday with encore screenings of Friday night’s jury award-winners “Call Me Kuchu” (best international feature) and “The World Before Her” (best Canadian feature) — just two of several pics that drew heat at the annual 10-day fest, mart and confab for international documakers. “Kuchu,” helmers Malika Zouhali-Worrall[…]
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Cumberland theatre closing after 30 years in Yorkville
Monday May 07th 2012A Yorkville movie theatre is closing down after more than three decades in business. The Cumberland Four Cinemas is closing down because the property owner has plans to redevelop the site, Cineplex spokesperson Pat Marshall told CBC News on Sunday afternoon.
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Archives for: May 20125
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TV, film industry brings windfall to New York
Thursday May 10th 2012The film and TV industry has spent $60 billion in New York City over the last decade, and production of feature films and popular shows is at an “all-time high,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Tuesday. While financial incentives to lure film and TV production have been controversial in other[…]
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Hey Publishers, Time to Increase Your Video Ad Load
Wednesday May 09th 2012TV advertising is all about interruption, a model that’s been relatively effective for more than half a century. Consumers have come to accept commercials and will put up with them to get to the end of the content. Traditional TV found a model that works, but online publishers refuse to fully replicate the TV ad load model in their long-form content, and that’s a major loss in revenue and advertising market share. Online video has made huge inroads in the race to make more premium, long-form content available to both consumers and advertisers, but online video will never compete with TV ad dollars if publishers aren’t willing to build in a greater ad load.
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Wolverine to be shot in Australia, not Vancouver
Tuesday May 08th 2012Don’t look for Hugh Jackman’s mutant superhero Wolverine in Vancouver because the next X-Men movie will be filmed Down Under, taking with it nearly 2,000 jobs and $82 million out of Vancouver. “We moved from Vancouver for economic reasons,” Fox line producer Joe Caracciolo told media in Sydney, Australia, according[…]
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Hot Docs wraps with awards and sales
Tuesday May 08th 2012Hot Docs wrapped Sunday with encore screenings of Friday night’s jury award-winners “Call Me Kuchu” (best international feature) and “The World Before Her” (best Canadian feature) — just two of several pics that drew heat at the annual 10-day fest, mart and confab for international documakers. “Kuchu,” helmers Malika Zouhali-Worrall[…]
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Cumberland theatre closing after 30 years in Yorkville
Monday May 07th 2012A Yorkville movie theatre is closing down after more than three decades in business. The Cumberland Four Cinemas is closing down because the property owner has plans to redevelop the site, Cineplex spokesperson Pat Marshall told CBC News on Sunday afternoon.
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Archives for: May 20125
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TV, film industry brings windfall to New York
Thursday May 10th 2012The film and TV industry has spent $60 billion in New York City over the last decade, and production of feature films and popular shows is at an “all-time high,” Mayor Michael Bloomberg said on Tuesday. While financial incentives to lure film and TV production have been controversial in other[…]
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Hey Publishers, Time to Increase Your Video Ad Load
Wednesday May 09th 2012TV advertising is all about interruption, a model that’s been relatively effective for more than half a century. Consumers have come to accept commercials and will put up with them to get to the end of the content. Traditional TV found a model that works, but online publishers refuse to fully replicate the TV ad load model in their long-form content, and that’s a major loss in revenue and advertising market share. Online video has made huge inroads in the race to make more premium, long-form content available to both consumers and advertisers, but online video will never compete with TV ad dollars if publishers aren’t willing to build in a greater ad load.
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Wolverine to be shot in Australia, not Vancouver
Tuesday May 08th 2012Don’t look for Hugh Jackman’s mutant superhero Wolverine in Vancouver because the next X-Men movie will be filmed Down Under, taking with it nearly 2,000 jobs and $82 million out of Vancouver. “We moved from Vancouver for economic reasons,” Fox line producer Joe Caracciolo told media in Sydney, Australia, according[…]
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Hot Docs wraps with awards and sales
Tuesday May 08th 2012Hot Docs wrapped Sunday with encore screenings of Friday night’s jury award-winners “Call Me Kuchu” (best international feature) and “The World Before Her” (best Canadian feature) — just two of several pics that drew heat at the annual 10-day fest, mart and confab for international documakers. “Kuchu,” helmers Malika Zouhali-Worrall[…]
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Cumberland theatre closing after 30 years in Yorkville
Monday May 07th 2012A Yorkville movie theatre is closing down after more than three decades in business. The Cumberland Four Cinemas is closing down because the property owner has plans to redevelop the site, Cineplex spokesperson Pat Marshall told CBC News on Sunday afternoon.
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