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Dom Serafini's My2¢

Dom Serafini's My2¢

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My2¢: No more shades of gray. Now the world is black 'n white

We live in a world in which shades of gray no longer exist. These days,everything is black or white. And television is not exempt from this.Actually, television personifies and amplifies this polarization.

Film-TV Industry Leaders Coping with Transition

The entertainment industry is going through an unprecedented era of transition, with new-schoolexecutives who find it hard to deal with the daily innovations. But exceptions are starting to emerge in the form of executives who are embracing the past.

My2¢ June/July 2022 Issue Re: Technology is not a philosophy

Elevating digital technology to a philosophy is a stretch, but European intellectuals are eager to jump into it just to prove that they are intellectuals, after all.

Dom Serafini's My2¢: Broadcast new TV series valuable to streamers if...

To make new U.S. broadcast TV series valuable to streaming services, it would be wise for the studios to fully license them internationally first, instead of immediately folding them into their international subscription services.

Irv Holender in the Int'l TV Distribution Hall of Fame

Irv Holender: A Mensch Who Harvests Libraries And SellsProduct Internationally

My2¢: From to too many TV markets to too few!

Who would have thought that in 2022 the film-TV industry's most frequently heard whine would be:"I wanna go to an in-person market?" Just three years ago the cry was:"Who needs so many markets?"

Dom Serafini's My2¢ from November 2020

Reading books doesn’t boost some people’s egos. And it’s better to have a kitchen as thebackdropthan a bookshelf during Zoom calls. These and other lessons learned during lockdown.

Dom Serafini's My2¢ from November 2018

The Internet has brought people that live apart, closer, while detaching people who are close by. But it's the same story since Guglielmo Marconi invented radio!

Dom Serafini's My2¢ from November, 2016

The Norman Horowitz Syndrome: a social-business condition that is beneficial to all concerned, but like good bacteria, its value is not yet fully appreciated.

Dom Serafini's My2¢

With regard to globalization, I’d argue that international TV content sales are a good thing, while international TV set sales are a bad thing. Television content is different from manufacturing. Even economists tend to agree on this matter.

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