Month: February 2013
-
Are we heading for a Golden Age of Television?
Will the supposed bidding war for high quality content drive the overall quality of production for television up?
-
Musicians Divided on “Cost” of Piracy.
As we start to get real data on how unauthorized distribution (aka Piracy) affects working musicians, it’s not quite clear cut.
-
From Archie Bunker to now: what’s changed in TV distribution?
Many things have changed in TV distribution since the Archie Bunker era.
-
Global Market for 4K to be “Niche”
Broadcast Engineering thinks that 4K will be a niche for content distribution.
-
Superbowl score: Internet distribution 3 million; TV 108.7 million!
The big game shows that Internet distribution is not “there” yet.
-
The numbers behind the Netfix’s House of Cards
Will spending $100 million on House of Cards buy Netflix enough long term subscription to make it worthwhile?
-
The Multicam Trend: from rare to ubiquitous
Once Multicam was only for the highest end production because of both economic and technical reasons. Now it’s become ubiquitous.
-
Working on House of Cards seems like a Producer’s Dream.
No “network notes” and no FCC restrictions working on Netflix’s House of Cards.