Film/TV

Apple’s plan to reinvent cable TV is starting to look a lot like the strategy of its rival Amazon.com Inc. For the first time, Apple plans to begin selling subscriptions to ce... More

Technicolor's Academy Award winning VFX studio, Mill Film, will open a new facility in Montréal, Québec with operations starting in the summer of 2018. The announcement comes in ... More

Fox, which is adding Thursday Night Football this season, is offering new ad formats that will bring sponsors “closer to the action” during upfront discussions. Under president... More

Some movies are obvious hits. Like, for example, Avengers: Infinity War, which made a record-breaking $258 million at the domestic box office last weekend, filling seats and the po... More

The buzz surrounding blockchain technology and its potential to improve, disrupt or transform the film business has reached a near fever pitch in Cannes, with new companies swampin... More

Google and its hardware partners are going to start selling smart displays powered by the Google Assistant this July, the company announced at Google’s annual Google I/O develope... More

As the month on May rolls on, movie goers are experiencing an overload of highly anticipated blockbusters, fresh off the heel of "Avengers: Infinity War." With movies like "Solo," ... More

Google and Fandango have teamed up to let consumers buy movie tickets with voice commands: The two companies teamed up to bring Fandango’s online movie ticket sales to the Google... More

After releasing stellar first-quarter results, CBS Corp. execs told Wall Street analysts that the company is leveraging its traditional strength but also growing significantly in t... More

Sky News and AWS Elemental announced that they would use cloud-based machine learning technology to identify and name guests as they enter St. George’s Chapel, Windsor, and enric... More

The NHRA is working with Sony to leverage cloud-based tools for digital-asset management, propelling the NHRA toward becoming a one-stop “content factory” for hot-rod–racing ... More

At Fox Broadcasting, cutting a check to star producer Ryan Murphy, the backer of popular series like “9-1-1” and “Glee,” may be an easier task than cutting back on TV comme... More

TiVo today announced that TiVo has renewed its patent license agreement with leading TV manufacturer VIZIO. Under the terms of the agreement, the multi-year license renewal extends... More

As if the upcoming Royal Wedding between Prince Harry and Meghan Markle wasn’t already exciting enough (to some people, anyway), it’s been revealed today that all the pomp and ... More

The CinemaCon exhibition floor is traditionally filled with popcorn poppers, candy, cinema seats and projectors. But next year, there could be a whole new crop of exhibitors from t... More

The Digital Content NewFronts were designed to create an upfront marketplace for digital video, where media companies could present upcoming programming to advertisers — just lik... More

Nagra has moved to bring together what were previously two separate efforts: the historic business of protecting content distributed in cinemas and protecting content being deliver... More

Children dedicate most time to watching the TV screen, according to the latest Kids Tech Consumer Survey from Futuresource Consulting. The study found that kids aged three to 16 sp... More

Piracy has evolved. It no longer comes in the form of low-quality camcorder footage or stuttering streaming services. Now, due to the advances in technology over the last decade, i... More

Avid today announced that RTS, a public news broadcaster in Senegal, has transformed its infrastructure by standardizing on the Avid MediaCentral® platform in combination with Avi... More