Cinema doesn't end when the lights go down in the cinema. It continues on the television, is streamed via subscription services, and breathes new life into films that seemed to have run their course. Judging it solely by box-office takings means calling i... See more
Rai is no longer in first place. Google is. In the Italian media landscape, the overtaking manoeuvre has taken place: Alphabet has secured 12.4 per cent of financial resources, whilst the public service stands at 12 per cent. Four tenths of a percentage p... See more
Netflix is making more money, but Wall Street is taking stock of its slowing growth. The streaming giant ended the third quarter with profits up 44 per cent to $3.66 billion, exceeding expectations (earnings per share stood at 87 cents, compared with the ... See more
One hundred million to help businesses grow whilst preventing them from falling into the hands of foreign groups. The first Italian investment fund for the audiovisual sector, promoted by the APA (the association of audiovisual producers) in partnership w... See more
'We certainly need to expand our catalogue if we really want to cross the Atlantic and compete with those already there. But it's a venture well within our means, and one I can see on the horizon in the coming years.' Marco Bassetti points to the next fro... See more
