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The Hollywood Reporter Had been president of the organization since Jan. 1 By Randee Dawn Sept 21, 2009, 04:38 PM ET Updated: Sept 21, 2009, 08:39 PM ET Frank Radice, president of the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, resigned Monday on the eve of the group’s annual News & Documentary Emmys. “It was […]
One in this series of nightly news programs. The second of four installments about the way an American president and his senior advisors act in a crisis situation. The roles of the president and his staff are played by the following people, all of whom have real-life experience in this field: Edmund Muskie, secretary of […]
With Disney+ hitting more than 86,000 subs (and predict it could reach 260,000 by 2024), Discovery+ about to bow, and Warner announcing its feature films will debut on HBOMax and big screens simultaneously, we’ve finally reached the tipping point in the content world where streaming has drowned out traditional broadcasting and cable. Disney CEO Bob […]
Heading to @NATPE2017 in January? It’s going to be a bumpy ride! Each year the National_Association_of_Television_Program_Executives or NATPE, hold the content market and conference equivalent of a high school reunion (if your high school is the TV business). But the big party in Miami has been evolving and the “TV” business has become something more. […]
At a recent Paid Content gathering of industry professionals to discuss the “The Battle For The Digital Livingroom,” the outgoing Chairman, NBC Universal Television Entertainment, Jeff Gaspin, said, “The App is the future of everything we do.” A bold statement that went largely overlooked. So let me take a moment to make some sense of what he […]
So, you’ve been downsized or made redundant. But you’re certainly not ready to throw in the towel. You’ve been paid lots of money over the years by some big company where you learned and refined the exact skills they needed you to have in order to make their business work. Now it’s your turn to […]
Winning an Emmy, a Peabody, a Murrow or a duPont is the ultimate accomplishment for many news organizations and professionals, but in these ever-challenging economic times, what is the value and marketability of these distinguished accolades — and is it possible for a savvy broadcaster to monetize a win? “I think if you don’t make […]
You’re Nobody ’til Somebody Kills You, is a forthcoming film directed by Spike Lee‘s protege Michael A. Pinckney, founder and Managing Director of Black Noise Media, a production house based in New York City[2]. The film began production in May 2007, however its release was delayed until 2011 for unknown reasons.”You’re Nobody ‘Til Somebody Kills You” is currently […]
June 28, 2012, 9:56 AM76 Comments A Low-Key Transition for ‘Today’ Hosts By BRIAN STELTER 11:54 p.m. | Updated On Friday morning, Savannah Guthrie is scheduled to be sitting beside Matt Lauer on the “Today” show — and once again, NBC’s ability to pull off talent transitions will be put to the test. Ms. Guthrie […]
01-04-2010 By Chris Ariens on Apr 01, 2010 02:33 PM As Kevin and I were at the TVNewser party last night, guest blogger Nancy Lazarus headed up to Time Warner Center for a book event for Maria Bartiromo. Here’s Nancy’s report. CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo discussed her new book “The 10 Laws of Enduring Success” as well as the highs […]
