Netflix's War Room, "The Wind Rises," Tom Wheeler, TWC and Comcast, Weight of Late-Night Numbers

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February 19, 2014

Connect 2 Media & Entertainment, which launched in 2013, is a resource to help you as a media professional keep up with developments not only in your own business segment but across all industry sectors. Find out what's happening in TV, radio, digital media, film, event spaces, enterprise, and much more by visiting www.c2meworld.com each day. TELEVISION Broadcasters To FCC: We're Number One "We are hopeful the FCC rejects this wireless industry proposal," says NAB spokesman Dennis Wharton, "which if approved could result in harmful radio transmission interference among neighboring countries, and seriously compromise the integrity of the U.S. television airwaves." Read More» DIGITAL MEDIA Netflix's War Room Prepares for Battle with Weapon of Choice: Data What went on in Netflix's headquarters when season two of "House of Cards" went live this past Friday? Read More» PROGRAMMING Why NBC Will Treat Fallon's "Tonight Show" Numbers Differently Than Conan's Experts observe the changes in the television/digital landscape, and the meaning of late-night success, in recent years. Read More» INSPIRED BY NAB SHOW FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler To Address 2014 NAB Show Says NAB President and CEO Gordon Smith, "We look forward to hearing from Chairman Wheeler about his views on spectrum auctions, ownership regulation and any number of issues shaping our industry." Read More» FILM Hayao Miyazaki Considers His Complex, Controversial Final Film "The Wind Rises" Unlike Miyazaki's previous works of fantasy, "The Wind Rises" tells the true story of aircraft engineer Jiro Horikoshi who designed fighter planes for Japan during World War II. Read More» LIVE & PUBLIC SPACES Sound and Fury: Inside the Installation of "The Refusal of Time" For his latest installation, "The Refusal of Time," artist William Kentridge fuses sculpture with digital video and multilayered soundscapes. Read More» INSPIRED BY NAB SHOW Method Ignites "Catching Fire" VFX There are many different environments represented, and the film features almost 1,200 visual effects shots--some very in-your-face (I'm talking to you, Method-created dress of flames), and some a bit more subtle. Read More» More Articles & Insights And Now, Here's Jimmy Fallon, on NBC and, Significantly, Online » Comcast and TWC: A Season Finale for America's Long-Running Cable Drama » We Need Real Competition, Not a Cable-Internet Monopoly » Ready to Break the Internet? Netflix's "House of Cards" Premiere is a Big Test of How Video Gets to You » Why Netflix is Winning » Punching Above Its Weight, Upstart Netflix Pokes at HBO » "House Of Cards": To Binge Or Not To Binge? » I Like to Binge-Watch » "The YouTube War": Citizen Videos Revolutionize Human Rights Monitoring in Syria » NTV-Plus Delivers Live Satellite Ultra HD Broadcast of the Sochi Winter Olympics » Can Microsoft Successfully Pioneer Interactive Television? »

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