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    ACE Shuts Down Video Hosting Platform Gamovideo in Spain

    • 28.03.2025
    • By The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment

    Gamovideo Logged More than 3 Million Monthly Visits Worldwide

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    WEBTOON Entertainment’s NAVER WEBTOON Joins ACE to Expand Global Battle Against Digital Piracy

    • 25.03.2025
    • By The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment

    NAVER WEBTOON is ACE’s First Korean-founded and First Webcomic Company Member

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    Supplier of illegal streams sentenced to prison in Lebanon

    • 24.03.2025
    • By The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment

    Following a landmark case in Lebanon, the operator of a platform responsible for supplying illegal streams to pirate services around the world, has been convicted and sentenced to 11 months in prison and ordered to pay more than US$90,000 in penalties and damages.

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    “The White Lotus” Episode 6: It’s a Family Affair

    • 24.03.2025
    • By The Credits

    After the last episode in season 3 of Mike White‘s The White Lotus, when Sam Rockwell parachuted into the storyline and delivered one of television’s most unexpected monologues in perhaps the medium’s history (a stretch? if so, not by much), episode 6 had a lot of narrative momentum.

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    Reel Returns: Connecticut’s Film Investment Fuels Economic Growth in a Competitive State of Play

    • 21.03.2025
    • By Daron James

    The evening before my conversation with Jonathan Black, a co-founder of the Connecticut Film and TV Alliance (CTFTVA), he was attending a hearing in Hartford. The Finance, Revenue, and Bonding Committee was listening to public testimony on Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont’s proposed film tax credit cut from 30% to 25%, a move that could strike a devastating blow to the state’s film and television community.

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    Inside “The Residence”: Creator Paul William Davies on Crafting a White House Whodunit

    • 19.03.2025
    • By Leslie Combemale

    The Residence, produced by Shondaland for Netflix, is the much-anticipated whodunnit that is Shonda Rhimes’ second show set in the White House

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    Guest Post: Yukta Chordia – Beyond Litigation: Unlocking the Potential of Mediation in IP Disputes

    • 17.03.2025
    • By Akshat Agrawal

    I encountered a copyright dispute during my internship at an IP law firm. An author and a movie director, once collaborators and friends, found themselves on opposite sides of a courtroom.

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    “Mickey 17” Production Designer Fiona Crombie Creates a Playful Pattinson-Verse for Bong Joon Ho’s Black Comedy Space Epic

    • 17.03.2025
    • By Susannah Edelbaum

    The underdog hero of Bong Joon Ho’s Mickey 17 is sweetly naive everyman Mickey (Robert Pattinson), a failed macaron shop owner on the run from a bloodthirsty creditor in the year 2054.

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    No Cuts, Pure Tension: “Adolescence” Director Philip Barantini on Crafting Netflix Thriller in Unbroken Single Takes

    • 13.03.2025
    • By Hugh Hart

    British actor Stephen Graham is so reliably intense he played Al Capone for Martin Scorsese in Boardwalk Empire, stared down Al Pacino in The Irishman, executive producer and co-starred in the bare knuckle boxing drama A Thousand Blows, and earned the prestigious Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) award for his contributions to UK television.

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    SXSW 2025: Tapping Into Texas’s Vast Potential to Become the Next Cinematic Frontier

    • 13.03.2025
    • By Bryan Abrams

    This year’s SXSW film festival in Austin blew into town with a considerable tailwind of enthusiasm for the Lone Star state’s film and TV future.

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