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January 01, 1990 - May 09, 2012 + The Business
Which Way, Studios? 
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Paramount shuffles its top executives and Universal may be next. Sony cancels a high-profile project just before cameras roll and Fox balks at the budget...
Best Picture Nom's Bumped to 10; Produced By
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In a surprise move, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced that next year there will be ten Best Picture Oscar nominees, instead...
Black in the Business
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Even in the age of Obama, black writers in Hollywood find there's no such as thing as post-racial, and a new Writers' Guild report concurs.
Below the Line and Under the Gun
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The changing entertainment industry and tanking economy have combined to put people below the line under the gun. We talk about what’s making it so...
Nerd Poker Builds a House of Game; Hollywood Scissorhands
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Hollywood's video game nerds come out of the closet with a hip new event for less game savvy show biz types. Plus, executives are often...
Network Scheduling Musical Chairs: The 'Medium' Story
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Network TV scheduling turns into a brutal game of musical chairs. We talk to the creator of the NBC show Medium, which jumped to CBS...
Report from the (Up-)Front; Hi-Def below the Line
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A shaky economy and falling viewership meant nervous networks at the upfronts. Also, many new shows will be in hi-def. That’s great for viewers, but...
Studios Play Games
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Why have the studios decided to get back in the video game business? Plus, even the biggest producer in the business is playing games. A...
New TV Season, New TV World; Taking Hollywood's Temperature
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NBC rolls out its new season with the help of a new programming consultant -- the advertisers. We talk to network co-chair Marc Graboff. Plus,...
Hollywood on the Hill; 'Death' of Adult-oriented Films, Part II
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We look at selling Hollywood on the Hill with MPAA chief Dan Glickman. On April 21, the MPAA held its second "Business of Show Business"...
'State of Play' Gets No Play; Marketing 'Fast and Furious'
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A recent spate of films have scored underwhelming results at the box office. But is the death of big-budget studio movies for grown-ups greatly exaggerated?...
TV Time-shifted out of Business?; Soon to Be a Major YA Picture
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This week, a new report bodes ill for TV’s 10 o’clock hour. Plus, the author of a young adult novel is the last know her...
Will 3-D Save Hollywood?; Philanthropy as Blood Sport
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With 3-D movies seemingly raking in the dough, why are theaters so slow to upgrade? Plus, the hair-raising world of Hollywood fundraising and Hollywood power...
The 10 O'Clock Drama Drama: The Streamy Awards
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Does Jay Leno’s move to 10pm mean the death of broadcast television’s hour-long drama? Plus, walking the red carpet at the Streamy Awards, the Oscars...
Indie Film, Indeed
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Did you love Juno or Slumdog Millionaire? Then you should be worried about independent film as money dries up and the studios are giving up...
