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The Daily Hodl | February 19, 2020

The blockchain gaming company Enjin has launched a new suite of tools designed to make it easy for developers to incorporate crypto assets into their games. Enjin Platform is powered by the Ethereum network and allows game designers to utilize cryptocurrency without writing a single line of blockchain code. “For more than two years, we’ve been working around the clock to build an integrated ecosystem comprised of easy-to-use products built on top of complex, next-generation blockchai...

Media and Broadcasting

Amagi | April 27, 2022

Amagi, a worldwide pioneer in cloud-based SaaS technology for broadcast and connected TV, announced the release of an improved version of Amagi LIVE, its premium live orchestration platform. The cloud-based technology allows content owners to launch channels or manage broadcast-quality live events quickly. Additionally, it provides unmatched cloud-based Master Control capabilities for orchestrating Breaking News and multi-event live sports processes. It may be controlled remotely from any locati...

Media and Broadcasting

prnewswire | October 26, 2020

Latham & Watkins LLP is pleased to announce that Frank Saviano has joined the firm's New York office as a partner in the Corporate Department and member of the Entertainment, Sports & Media Practice. Saviano has built a strong reputation in the sports and media industry advising clients in a wide array of corporate matters, including media rights, team acquisitions and sales, strategic investments, joint ventures, arena and stadium development, sponsorships, and other significant com...

variety | March 04, 2020

Fears around the impact an outbreak of Coronavirus will have upon the U.S. economy saw record declines in the stock market beginning last week. The majority of companies operating in media, both big tech and traditional entertainment, felt the pain, with only Netflix entering March valued more than they were in February. The traditional entertainment companies, comprising MVPDs, network groups and major studios, had their market caps fall by $91.8 billion (6.4%). The four big tech firms (Google,...