After a whirlwind national tour to promote its release and an eventual distribution deal, an independent film created by an Ashland-based film team and shot in Klamath Falls will make its return to theater screens.

The coronavirus pandemic across the globe has brought the entertainment industry to a standstill. From films being postponed indefinitely to shoots being stalled as a precautionary measure, the reaction to Covid-19 spread is still trickling in.

While box office revenue was only up 1 percent at $42.2 billion, money spent on home and mobile viewing soared 14 percent to $58.8 billion.

For all its benefits, the Media and Entertainment industry must be curtailed in order to protect younger generations from the effects of overexposure and addiction.

With the National IPR Policy, introduced in 2016, the Government of India laid down the road map for India in its quest to increase creativity and stimulate innovation by establishing an ecosystem which is conducive to these aims in terms of IP awareness, creation, commercialisation and enforcement.

Disney+ is here — so you can officially find out what all the Baby Yoda fuss has been about. Two weeks before it was supposed to debut in India, Disney launched a revamped Disney + Hotstar on Wednesday.

Media and entertainment companies in India say they must reinvent themselves to navigate the technological disruption impacting the industry.

The precautionary move follows a similar but more extensive SAG-AFTRA decision the day before.

The tools that enable video conferencing and online viewing of content have existed for years, and industry professionals are exploring ways to scale up to mitigate the disruption to major events that regularly draw thousands of attendees.