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Archives for: January 20155
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Cable Industry Pushes Back Against Obama’s Pitch for City-Owned Internet Service
Wednesday January 14th 2015As President Obama on Wednesday promoted the idea of community-owned broadband as a way to boost competition and spur development of high-speed Internet, the cable industry pushed back, characterizing taxpayer funded Internet service as a taxpayer risk. “While government run networks may be appropriate in rare cases, many such enterprises[…]
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DGA Unveils TV and Documentary Award Nominations
Wednesday January 14th 2015The Directors Guild of America on Wednesday announced its nominees in the TV, documentary and commercial categories — and one director managed to score mentions in both the comedy and drama categories. Jodie Foster earned noms for her work on Netflix series House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black, making her the only nominee this year to get mentions in both fields. Also notable is Showtime’s Homeland, which has two episodes nominated in the TV drama category, with both Dan Attias and Lesli Linka Glatter up for the award.
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Villeneuve’s Enemy wins $100,000 Toronto critics’ prize for best Canadian film of 2014
Wednesday January 14th 2015Enemy, a psychological thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a Toronto history professor who discovers he has an exact double who’s an actor, has won the $100,000 Toronto Film Critics Association’s 2014 Rogers Best Canadian Film Award. The prize was presented to director Denis Villeneuve at a gala dinner Tuesday night[…]
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Movie Business Eyes Record 2015 but Faces First-Quarter Challenges
Tuesday January 06th 2015The movie business may be headed for a record-breaking year, but studios and exhibitors will have to slog through a difficult few months before putting up big numbers. Despite the presence of highly anticipated films such as “Fifty Shades of Grey” and “Cinderella,” the first quarter of 2015 is looking[…]
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Producers Guild Award: Birdman, Boyhood shine again
Tuesday January 06th 2015Birdman and Boyhood, two of the front runners for Hollywood’s film honours this year, were nominated along with a slew of small movies on Monday for the top Producers Guild Award, a reliable predictor of the best picture Oscar. Among the 10 films nominated for outstanding producer in the a[…]
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Archives for: January 20155
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Cable Industry Pushes Back Against Obama’s Pitch for City-Owned Internet Service
Wednesday January 14th 2015As President Obama on Wednesday promoted the idea of community-owned broadband as a way to boost competition and spur development of high-speed Internet, the cable industry pushed back, characterizing taxpayer funded Internet service as a taxpayer risk. “While government run networks may be appropriate in rare cases, many such enterprises[…]
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DGA Unveils TV and Documentary Award Nominations
Wednesday January 14th 2015The Directors Guild of America on Wednesday announced its nominees in the TV, documentary and commercial categories — and one director managed to score mentions in both the comedy and drama categories. Jodie Foster earned noms for her work on Netflix series House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black, making her the only nominee this year to get mentions in both fields. Also notable is Showtime’s Homeland, which has two episodes nominated in the TV drama category, with both Dan Attias and Lesli Linka Glatter up for the award.
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Villeneuve’s Enemy wins $100,000 Toronto critics’ prize for best Canadian film of 2014
Wednesday January 14th 2015Enemy, a psychological thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a Toronto history professor who discovers he has an exact double who’s an actor, has won the $100,000 Toronto Film Critics Association’s 2014 Rogers Best Canadian Film Award. The prize was presented to director Denis Villeneuve at a gala dinner Tuesday night[…]
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Movie Business Eyes Record 2015 but Faces First-Quarter Challenges
Tuesday January 06th 2015The movie business may be headed for a record-breaking year, but studios and exhibitors will have to slog through a difficult few months before putting up big numbers. Despite the presence of highly anticipated films such as “Fifty Shades of Grey” and “Cinderella,” the first quarter of 2015 is looking[…]
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Producers Guild Award: Birdman, Boyhood shine again
Tuesday January 06th 2015Birdman and Boyhood, two of the front runners for Hollywood’s film honours this year, were nominated along with a slew of small movies on Monday for the top Producers Guild Award, a reliable predictor of the best picture Oscar. Among the 10 films nominated for outstanding producer in the a[…]
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Archives for: January 20155
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Cable Industry Pushes Back Against Obama’s Pitch for City-Owned Internet Service
Wednesday January 14th 2015As President Obama on Wednesday promoted the idea of community-owned broadband as a way to boost competition and spur development of high-speed Internet, the cable industry pushed back, characterizing taxpayer funded Internet service as a taxpayer risk. “While government run networks may be appropriate in rare cases, many such enterprises[…]
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DGA Unveils TV and Documentary Award Nominations
Wednesday January 14th 2015The Directors Guild of America on Wednesday announced its nominees in the TV, documentary and commercial categories — and one director managed to score mentions in both the comedy and drama categories. Jodie Foster earned noms for her work on Netflix series House of Cards and Orange Is the New Black, making her the only nominee this year to get mentions in both fields. Also notable is Showtime’s Homeland, which has two episodes nominated in the TV drama category, with both Dan Attias and Lesli Linka Glatter up for the award.
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Villeneuve’s Enemy wins $100,000 Toronto critics’ prize for best Canadian film of 2014
Wednesday January 14th 2015Enemy, a psychological thriller starring Jake Gyllenhaal as a Toronto history professor who discovers he has an exact double who’s an actor, has won the $100,000 Toronto Film Critics Association’s 2014 Rogers Best Canadian Film Award. The prize was presented to director Denis Villeneuve at a gala dinner Tuesday night[…]
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Movie Business Eyes Record 2015 but Faces First-Quarter Challenges
Tuesday January 06th 2015The movie business may be headed for a record-breaking year, but studios and exhibitors will have to slog through a difficult few months before putting up big numbers. Despite the presence of highly anticipated films such as “Fifty Shades of Grey” and “Cinderella,” the first quarter of 2015 is looking[…]
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Producers Guild Award: Birdman, Boyhood shine again
Tuesday January 06th 2015Birdman and Boyhood, two of the front runners for Hollywood’s film honours this year, were nominated along with a slew of small movies on Monday for the top Producers Guild Award, a reliable predictor of the best picture Oscar. Among the 10 films nominated for outstanding producer in the a[…]
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