The Hollywood Reporter
The Hollywood Reporter is a must-read for entertainment's most powerful, influential people, with more than 175,000 key decision makers worldwide relying on the brand that enables success in a continually evolving business and creative environment. The Hollywood Reporter's products include print editions published both daily and weekly, a daily e-mail edition, THR-East, the latest incarnation of the award-winning Website - www.HollywoodReporter.com , The Hollywood Reporter, Esq., The Hollywood Reporter Europe and Starz The Hollywood Reporter, a weekly half-hour TV news program that focuses on the business of making movies. The Hollywood Reporter also has partnerships with both Reuters and IMDB, which help to facilitate the channeling of information from The Hollywood Reporter to industry players and consumers alike.
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- Hollywood and Games – The event is produced by the CMP Game Group and The Hollywood Reporter. It celebrates the collaboration between the two most compelling modern art forms of entertainment: film and videogames. The Summit features business and creative visionaries from both industries addressing synchronized production, who and how to pitch to the other side, capturing the movie feel in gameplay, sharing marketing buzz, and cross-pollinating production techniques.
- The Next Generation Reception – The Next Generation event honors the top 35 entertainment executives under 35 years of age. Representing a cross-section of show business, the honorees consist of up-and-coming executives from film studios, TV networks, ancillary entertainment companies, and literary/talent agencies.
- Women in Entertainment – This annual breakfast honors the 100 most powerful women in the entertainment industry, as ranked in a special issue published in conjunction with the event. Attendees include a “who’s who” of entertainment’s leading women from film, TV, home video and music.
- Billboard Mobile Entertainment Live - Billboard's Mobile Entertainment Live! -- the only official pre-CTIA mobile entertainment conference produced in partnership with CTIA, has a brand new name and a brand new look. But what hasn't changed is the quality programming and speakers that have made this the must-attend entertainment event of the year, regularly drawing more than 1,000 VIPs from the mobile, entertainment, technology and digital content industries.
- DEMMX Conference – Looking for a complete 360 view on the rapidly evolving digital entertainment, marketing and media landscape? Attend DEMMX - showcasing, networking and awards honoring Digital Entertainment, Media + Marketing Excellence. From music and the movies to videogames, sports and electronic media, the dynamic digital space is blowing tradition out of the water in a revolution already in full swing. DEMMX Conference will give you a complete view of the state of the digital nation with insights, analysis and predictive information that will make you smarter both professionally and personally.
- Film & TV Music Conference – The Hollywood Reporter and Billboard join forces to deliver a cutting-edge, two-day seminar on the role of music in film and television. The event provides a dynamic forum for the exchange of ideas among film/TV and music professionals.Become part of this must-attend industry event and exchange ideas among film, TV and music professionals. Also featured will be live artist performances, roundtable discussions, and networking cocktail parties
- Marketing to Men Executive Summit – What's the latest trend in defining the male customer? Metrosexuals? Retrosexuals? What's the most effective way to reach this fragmented market? Who's doing it best? Marketing to Men reveals the inside track in maximizing your marketing dollars and cutting through the noise to get your message seen and heard in today's ever-increasing personal media landscape. Innovative marketing leaders share their strategies on Marketing to Men during in-depth presentations on topics ranging from sports and videogames to music, movies and magazines.
- The Next Big Idea – When it comes to getting the word out, marketers can't only rely on traditional advertising and media. Instead, brand leaders are relying on branded entertainment, user-generated content and guerilla viral marketing to deliver their message. What do marketers need to know about all branding strategies and tactics? What impact will the rise of new media--from wireless to videogames--have on traditional media? Find out what all this means for agencies large and small.
- What Teens Want – Presented by the Adweek Group, Billboard and The Hollywood Reporter, What Teens Want is a full-day event of keynotes, general sessions, dialogues with top executives, feedback from teenagers, panels tackling critical niche marketing issues and networking opportunities. Designed for top-level brand global marketing executives, this conference delivers a range of innovative marketing and sales strategies that get results.
The Hollywood Reporter East is a full-color multipage version of the print daily sent electronically every day to subscribers east of the Mississippi. After Gotham and the East Coast papers have been put to bed, The Hollywood Reporter East editors are still at work, guaranteeing you receive the freshest entertainment news each business day. Each day's issue contains news, reviews and analysis.
The many directories that make up "the phone books to Hollywood" offer up-to-date contact information, listing the names, titles, phone numbers and addresses of entertainment industry pros.
A comprehensive resource for entertainment and media law news, analysis, deals and filings including non-traditional entertainment industries, from sports to fashion to new media.
The Hollywood Reporter offers several email products, including Daily news, European news, Festivals, Awards updates, Box office preview and Box office numbers. All email products are free.
A blog from the Risky Business column of The Hollywood Reporter.
A blog by Ray Richmond, television critic and entertainment/media columnist for The Hollywood Reporter. He is a longtime fixture on the Los Angeles journalism scene and pens the weekly column The Pulse, which is globally syndicated by Reuters.
A blog by Steve Bryant, a reporter and editor living in New York. He writes about online media and technology for the New York Daily News, the Online Journalism Review and several other publications.
Entertainment industry news and analysis from a financial perspective. Every week, The Hollywood Reporter's Georg Szalai and StreetIQ.com's Stephen Malaster sort out the winners and losers in big-time media -- film studios, TV networks, the top music labels, cutting-edge Internet companies. Money & Media has the inside story, straight from The Hollywood Reporter's worldwide network of trade journalists.
InsideBrandedEntertainment.com was created so that you can stay on top of this innovative, exciting and evolving approach to branding, and profit from Branded Entertainment's market success. Updated throughout the day, InsideBrandedEntertainment.com combines current business-insider information from Nielsen Business Media's leading publications, including Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, Brandweek, and Billboard, with useful directories data about companies and brands. In addition, it features news and articles about Branded Entertainment from other web sites.
Video games are now firmly entrenched in our culture, making headlines and providing endless business opportunities for game publishers, developers, movie studios, music labels, retailers, ad agencies and other industries. InsideVideoGames.com is the single web destination for business professionals navigating this dynamic industry, including: advertisers seeking to integrate their brands into the next hit video game; studio executives searching for a video game concept that can translate into box office success; music producers hoping to land a spot on a video game soundtrack; or financial analysts evaluating game developer investments.
The InsideVideoGames.com site delivers timely, must-have news and data from leading magazines in the Nielsen Business Media portfolio, including The Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, Brandweek, and Billboard, plus market reports and charts from Nielsen Entertainment. The site also includes original perspectives from industry veterans and thought leaders.
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