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A diary-tic taste of the Food Network.(TV Dinners)
Ever wonder what it would be like to be seated among a shocked crowd at one of the Food Network's cooking shows when one of its superchefs flamboyantly pours zabaglione on a pot au feu? Well, . . .

Place-shifting adds to TV networks' woes.(IPTV Evolution)
Time-shifting technology has taken the TV world by storm and IPTV has taken TV networks by surprise. Now, by marrying those two technologies some entrepreneurs are introducing a third element into . . .

X-treme sports give Monaco market punch.(Sportel)
The success of the 18th annual SPORTELMonaco--the international sports convention for television and new media executives, to be held in the principality of Monte Carlo, October 15-18--was . . .

Fall TV market offers biz, show, power and trends.(MIPCOM Report)
At this MIPCOM, celebrity executives are taking the spotlight away from behind-the-scenes bigwigs. Some of the most internationally famous TV and film business personalities are making a cameo on . . .

Walt Disney comes alive in a new book. But is he animated?
Despite the dozen or so books written about him there have always been a lot of questions surrounding the personage of Walt Disney. Was he a misunderstood artist, a visionary entrepreneur, or both? . . .

Regarding Ralph Baruch's book ...(Letters to the Editor)(Letter to the editor)
In my opinion, your comments regarding the book were totally within your purview as publisher of VideoAge. You witnessed firsthand many of the events that Ralph wrote about and therefore have the . . .

Redstone's own drama.(World)
Sumner Redstone's family dramas could easily inspire one of his company's films. After a much-publicized feud with son Brent Redstone, the 84-year-old Viacom chief is exiling his daughter, . . .

Turkey Film Fest goes Eurasian.(World)
A who's who of the globe's most promising film talent will be on hand to celebrate the silver screen at the 44th annual Antalya Golden Orange Film Festival, which will take place October 19-28, . . .

Ninemuse's PBS TV debut.(World)(Public Broadcasting Service's contract with Chantal Chamandy)(Brief article)
When Montreal, Quebec-based singer-songwriter Chantal Chamandy took the stage at the foot of the Sphinx in Cairo on September 7, she became one of only a handful of artists who have been granted . . .

Marenzi to peddle backdoor pilots.(World)
Gary Marenzi brought luck to venerable Hollywood studio MGM. It's for this reason that the studio's new owners--a group of private investors and Sony Pictures--called him in to head . . .

Promax Clinton-ized.(World)(speech by Bill Clinton at PROMAX and BDA convention)
Some 3,500 marketing, promotions and design executives crowded the Grand Ballroom of the Hilton Hotel in midtown Manhattan to hear a keynote speech delivered by former president Bill Clinton. It . . .

DR's headquarters spell trouble.(World)
Amidst an increase in foreign investments in the Danish media and the upcoming digitalization of airwaves, the Danish Broadcasting Corporation (known as DR) could be facing a crisis. But the source . . .

Carlo Sartori: RAI's new tsar.(World)(Brief article)
It is officially known as the "RAI Worldwide Project," but the awkward title is a temporary one, created by officials at Rome-based RAI, Italy's state broadcast organization. According to RAI's . . .

TV biz frenzy hits Latin countries.
In a few months since VideoAge last scrutinized the Latin territory during its major TV trade show--the L.A. Screenings--the area seems to have embarked on a whirlwind of television business . . .

Champagne, caviar for rich East Europe markets.
When analyzing the Eastern European TV industry, it's difficult to uncover hard data. The industry is expanding, but information is not keeping up. Although transparency has not yet reached those . . .

Private equity: a tale of money, madness, mayhem.
With half a trillion dollars in capital, private equity firms continue along their path to buy the world (the top 20 firms control companies with more than four million employees), despite . . .

Full orders in order at fall mart. High hopes for series.
This year's fall season series have come out of the studio lot gates with many expectations. After a summer of sluggish U.S. TV network ratings, an overabundance of copycat game shows and numerous . . .

My two cents.
Should the U.S. and other nations boycott the 2008 Beijing Summer Olympic Games as repeatedly requested by U.N. spokesperson and actor Mia Farrow? Before answering, take a look at some of the . . .

Let's do lunch.(Calendar)
FORUM BRASIL 2007 MAY 30-31 Sao Paulo, Brazil TEL: (55-11) 3120 2351 FAX: (55-11) 3120 5485 www.forumbrasiltv.com.br NEXTMEDIA JUNE 8-10 Banff, Canada TEL: (403) 678-1216 FAX: . . .

Ancillary revenue streams: how deals have changed.(Legal Matters)(entertainment industry rules for advertising)
This is a time of monumental change in the entertainment industry. Even a few years ago, entertainment executives did one of a few things: made movies, made TV shows, sold music or operated radio . . .

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