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Universal Studios to Open Game-Centric Theme Park in Japan
Universal Studios will open its newest theme park attraction early next year at its Japanese park.
Cal State Channel Islands Partners With Trade Desk
Digital advertising company The Trade Desk is partnering with California State University – Channel Islands to apply its data science platform to the education field
LA North Studios to Open Soundstage Hub in Santa Clarita
LA North Studios has signed a five-year lease to take more than 113,000 square feet at The Center at Needham Ranch in Santa Clarita.
Quarterly Revenue Eludes Netsol, Tix Corp.
Netsol Technologies Inc. fell short of revenue projections, while Tix Corp. reported zero revenue for the quarter.
Disney Beats Expectations With $710 Million Loss
Walt Disney Co. beat Wall Street expectations on earnings and revenue in the fiscal fourth quarter.
Valley Philanthropist, TV Host Alex Trebek Dies at 80
Alex Trebek, the longtime “Jeopardy!” host and prominent Valley philanthropist, died Sunday at 80 years old.
Disney to Cut 300 Jobs at ESPN, Other Divisions
Disney is cutting about 500 jobs from its sports network ESPN as cost pressures from the coronavirus outbreak accelerate the company’s move into streaming.
Entertainment Tech Firm BEN Acquires TubeBuddy
Entertainment and data company BEN in Sherman Oaks will acquire San Diego-based TubeBuddy.
Cinedigm's Paid Subscribers Up More than 45 Percent
Cinedigm’s portfolio of paid subscription streaming services has grown its subscriber base more than 45 percent since April 1.
Loop Media Acquires Podcast App, Forms Subsidiary
Loop Media Inc. has signed an agrement to acquire Spkr, an app that curates podcast lists.
Cinedigm to Acquire Film Detective
Cinedigm Corp. has agreed to acquire Film Detective, a competing content distributor and streaming channel company.
Tix Corp. Begins Strategic Review, Possible Sale
Tix Corp. plans to begin a review of its strategic alternatives, including a potential sale of the company
Peter Roth to Leave Warner Bros.
Peter Roth, the longtime Warner Bros. Television executive who oversaw a strategic transformation of the studio’s television operations, will step down from the position early next year.
Location Filming Declines by Half in Third Quarter
On-location filming dropped by more than 50 percent in the third quarter, with reality television showing the only bright spot.
Six Flags, Universal Cut Park Employees
Amusement park operator Six Flags Entertainment Corp., which owns Magic Mountain in Valencia, will lay off 240 employees.
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