Media agency Magna Global reports that scatter inventory sold by the networks is not higher than 2012-13 season upfront rates of at least $9.75B, but predicts 9% increase for 2014.
(AW) The summer 2013 box office takes flight today as
Iron Man 3 is set to have one of the biggest North America openings of all-time - and possibly beat the standing record set by
Marvel’s The Avengers.
(SSN) A look at Soderbergh’s two major developments that made headlines and viral glee this week: his San Francisco Film Festival keynote and his tweeted novella.
(SSN) SSN’s look at the premium trends at play in the current Digital Hollywood conference.
(SSN) SSN’s Q&A with filmmaker Matthew Miele, whose new documentary about Bergdorf’s follows in the vein of fashion forward docs
The September Issue and
Unzipped.
(SSN) Firefighters focus on area residences and $1B naval base at Point Mugu; the fire is only 10% contained after scorching 10,000 acres and requiring more than 1,000 firefighters to combat the blaze.
(LAT) Amazon Studios’ recent creation of TV pilots is examined, with key criteria being: consumer desire for affordability, buying access to their own content tastes and less advertising.
(MCN) As speculation roils about Kurtz’s current role with CNN after being let go by
The Daily Beast, Kurtz will address the situation this Sunday on his
Reliable Sources CNN program, airing 11 a.m. EST.
(WAPO) The show, produced by TWC and Jupiter Entertainment, will return to TLC after averaging 1.1M viewers; returning cast is unknown in light of three members’ separate arrests in the last week.
(EW) Monday’s expected trial date stems from the pop duo’s ex-manager’s 2012 lawsuit alleging $7M owed in damages; LMFAO wants their 2008 agreement voided, citing the Talent Agencies Act.
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