Netflix, Sony and Paramount are reportedly in talks to acquire Letterboxd, valued at $250 million. At stake are its community, data and film-discovery power.
Netflix, Sony and Paramount are reportedly in talks to acquire Letterboxd, valued at $250 million. At stake are its community, data and film-discovery power.
After the DOJ green light, the Paramount-Warner merger opens new fronts: jobs, archives, the FCC, foreign funds and control over audiovisual memory.
Fox acquires Roku for $22 billion: it is not just streaming, but control over distribution, advertising and direct access to viewers.
The United States is considering public stakes in major AI companies. Between OpenAI, Anthropic, IPOs and dividends, artificial intelligence is becoming a matter of national power.
Hasbro launches Sixth Wall, an AI studio designed to license characters such as Optimus Prime and Mr. Potato Head: the future of entertainment is becoming interactive.
Christopher Nolan turns The Odyssey into a political case:IMAX, AI, the DGA, the Academy and the future of movie theaters inside a new hierarchy of event cinema
IMAX is considering a possible sale: between streaming, Big Tech and premium cinema, the big screen becomes the last infrastructure to conquer.
Doug Liman is preparing Bitcoin, formerly known as Killing Satoshi: a real cast, AI-enhanced faces, and Bezos, Zuckerberg, Putin, Kim Jong Un and Eric Trump thrown into the crypto blender.
Netflix is betting on AI for filmmaking, acquiring InterPositive, the company founded by Ben Affleck to support directors and creative professionals during production.