the big story: March 7th, 2014
Lavinia Carey to leave BVA Director General post
British Video Association Director General Lavinia Carey said that in July she will step down after 20 years in the role to set up her own business.
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- > Bumper video basket set for Easter
- > The challenge at Easter
- > Grocers focus on the core
- > Cineworld 2013 revenue up, profit down
- > UltraViolet UK sign-ups top 1m
- > Sony catalogue promotion ties to FIFA World Cup
- > Drop business rates, government told
- > Aussie indie Madman on the block: report
- > Digital a supplement to physical, US consumers say
- > UK box office returns to normal in January
- > Disney’s ‘Thor 2′ takes No. 1 spot
- > ‘Gravity’, ’12 Years a Slave’ top Oscars
- > Crash Blockbuster no go, says DISH
- > Sainsbury’s names Rudoe as Digital Director
- > Iconic indie films set for Sundance London
- > OpCapita’s Jackson departs from GAME
- > Amazon Prime Instant Video collars ‘Ripper Street’
- > Disney, Apple partner in cloud locker scheme
- > ITV Studios profit up in 2013
- > DreamWorks Animation revenue down in Q4
- > Universal promotes Cunningham with LA move
- > Raindance widens audience with new VOD site
- > Sainsbury’s promotes eBooks with movie tie-ins
- > Koch Media adds three to theatrical slate
- > ‘Game of Thrones 3’ tops chart in first week
- > Dixons, Carphone Warehouse talk merger
- > Warner TV hits set for Amazon Prime Instant Video
- > Warner’s ‘Lego Movie’ holds No. 1 in UK
- > Cosgrove Hall returns with ‘Pip!’
- > Spidey backs Moments Worth Paying For campaign
- > IMAX growth boosts Q4 revenue, profit
- > Technicolor reports ‘banner year’ in 2013
featured: March 7th, 2014
Getting back to the high street
There is plenty of life in physical home entertainment even as digital grows but the industry must work together to make the most of the opportunities, says Steve Gallant.
featured: March 5th, 2014
Top slate for all tastes from eOne
Top indie distributor Entertainment One is set to deliver some prize-winning movies and long-running TV shows in Q2 including Oscar-winners “12 Years a Slave” and “Dallas Buyers Club”.
featured: March 2nd, 2014
Fast, reliable, wide-ranging
As Virgin Media launches ultra-fast 152Mb speed, Cue Entertainment looks at how things have changed for the Pay TV and broadband service since it was acquired by Liberty Global.
