From the monthly archives:

July 2009

Executive Summary

July 2009

  • TI goes 4K. TI announced its 4K strategy in response to Regal’s switch to Sony. Will they get Regal back?
  • NATO produces timeline for implementation of accessibility features in digital cinema.
  • ISDCF and the TDL. ISDCF delves into the Trusted Device List.
  • Screen Growth. Dodona releases a report predicting 50% growth in worldwide screens in the last half of 2009. What were they smoking?
  • DCIP. The good news: junk bond rates have fallen. The bad news: they’re still too high, and unlikely to go lower soon.
  • Cinedigm signs self-financing deal with cinema circuit Emagine. Details offered for how such financing works.
  • European Cinema Summit took its bow in June, with reasonable success. But can UNIC grow this into a viable show?
  • UK Film Council announces a new program to install approximately 20 additional systems using funds from the UK National Lottery.
  • Disney’s losses continue in studio entertainment division.
  • In-Three bows with G-Force.
  • XDC announces more screens.
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TI and 4K

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NATO and Accessibility

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ISDCF and TDL

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Screen Growth

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DCIP

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Cinedigm

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Other News

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