
Thomas Buckley
Film Reporter at Bloomberg News
Film Reporter at Bloomberg 🎬🍿 [email protected]
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3 days ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Thomas Buckley
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3 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Thomas Buckley
A concessions stand at an AMC movie theater in New York. (Bloomberg) -- AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. has agreed to run more advertising in its theaters, ending its yearslong opposition to commercials that come right before each movie. The largest US theater chain, AMC reached an agreement with National CineMedia Inc. to run the spots, according to a statement Tuesday. National CineMedia owns and operates an ad network in major theater chains, including AMC, Cinemark Holdings Inc. and Regal Cinemas.
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3 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Thomas Buckley
AMC Entertainment Holdings Inc. has agreed to run more advertising in its theaters, ending its yearslong opposition to commercials that come right before each movie. The largest US theater chain, AMC reached an agreement with National CineMedia Inc. to run the spots, according to people familiar with the matter. National CineMedia owns and operates an ad network in major theater chains, including AMC, Cinemark Holdings Inc. and Regal Cinemas.
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3 days ago |
mercurynews.com | Thomas Buckley
By Thomas Buckley | BloombergWalt Disney Co. is laying off several hundred employees across its film and TV businesses, cuts that underscore the tough times in Hollywood are far from over. The staff reductions began Monday and are falling on employees in marketing, publicity, casting and development, along with corporate financial operations, according to the company. Hollywood has been in a cost-cutting mode for years, with production and employment in a downward spiral.
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4 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Thomas Buckley
Walt Disney Co. is laying off several hundred employees across its film and TV businesses, cuts that underscore the entertainment industry’s contraction is far from over. The staff reductions began Monday and are falling on employees in marketing, publicity, casting and development, along with corporate financial operations, according to the company. Hollywood has been in a cost-cutting mode for several years, with production and employment in a downward spiral.
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