"The Roosevelts," Rural Broadband, Roger Corman, "The Sixties," Streaming Radio, and, Obviously, "Sharknado 2"

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July 30, 2014
Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. TELEVISION "The Honorable Woman:" Can a Political Show Be Too Timely? The events depicted in SundanceTV's Middle Eastern drama, "The Honorable Woman," take place eight years ago. But with the latest conflicts in Gaza, they could easily be taking place today. Read More» PRODUCTION/POST/SOUND Turning Archival Footage into a Compelling Narrative for "The Sixties" "Our aim was to capture the raw, visceral experience of the events with archival 'in-the-moment' reporting of the time… and without narration," says Chris A. Peterson, supervising editor of CNN's "The Sixties." Read More» TELEVISION Rural Broadband Areas Defined For FCC $100 Million Experiment Fund The Federal Communications Commission this week released a list of the U.S. Census blocks--roughly the size of a city block--that would qualify for a piece of the $100 million fund the agency created earlier this month. Read More» TELEVISION FX Networks CEO John Landgraf to Keynote CCW+SATCON "John Landgraf is well-respected in the industry for his ability to connect with audiences through high-quality programming," says Chris Brown, executive vice president of Conventions and Business Operations at NAB. Read More» RADIO Broadcast, IP or Both? The discussion about broadcast vs. Internet streaming is seemingly as old as the Internet itself, but new research, commissioned by digital radio developer iBiquity Digital Corp., seems to indicate a third way. Read More» TELEVISION A Conversation With Roger Corman, the Low-Budget Film Legend This week, the 88-year-old Corman will release his 407th film, "Sharktopus vs. Pteracuda," on the Syfy Network. Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA PBS to Introduce Streaming for Ken Burns' Roosevelts Documentary PBS president and CEO Paula Kerger explains, "It's an experiment. Like everything else we're doing, we'll be looking at how people are finding it." Read More» More Articles & Insights Does Technology Mean That Films Keep Getting Better? » Inspiring Hate and Love with Sharks and Tornadoes… Again! » A "New" New Hope: Film Preservation and the Problem with "Star Wars" » Forecasting the Future of Video » Register Now: Virtualizing Video Webinar, August 21 » Why HBO and Pay TV Still Aren't Getting Divorced »
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