Video Age International articles from September 2006

Video Age International archives from September 2006

1981: flashback to the year VideoAge launched.(Editorial)
September 1, 2006... Twenty-five years along the road, and the world (and TV) climate is vastly different than it was back in 1981--before the new century--when VideoAge was born as "The Business Journal of Television," with 21 ad pages and 35 editorial pages. ...

An anniversary that celebrates an industry.
September 1, 2006... This month, VideoAge celebrates its 25th anniversary. Now, one could ask, "What's so special?" Hundreds of magazines celebrate their silver and gold anniversaries every year. VideoAge, however, is unique for several reasons, and this...

Docs and kids: two genres evolve over a quarter-century.
September 1, 2006... Twenty-five years is a long time to have been in any business--especially this business. Over those years, VideoAge has seen many changes. So, in honor of our anniversary, we chose two major genres--kids and documentaries--that are less...

The way we were: a few timely recollections.
September 1, 2006... To celebrate VideoAge's 25th birthday it was decided that we would reminisce with some industry veterans who've been around as long as VideoAge has, to muse over their memories of the characters they've met, the fun they've had along the way,...

Milestones.
September 1, 2006... 1981 * VideoAge was born in New York in September--with 21 ad pages and 35 editorial pages--as "The Business Journal of Television." * Silvio Berlusconi provided VideoAge with a front cover interview for its first issue, in which he...

A few memorable moments.
September 1, 2006... 1) Lord Thompson of IBA and Prix Italia Secretary General Piergiorgio Branzi celebrate VideoAge's 10th anniversary in Palermo, Sicily, at a big bash held during the 42nd edition of the Prix 2) Dom Serafini with Silvio Berlusconi 3)...