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Lionsgate Buys 20% Stake in Spyglass Media and Acquires Most of Film Library Catalogue includes 200 titles highlighted by “The King’s Speech” and several Quentin Tarantino films Brian Welk | July 15, 2021 @ 1:47 PM Spyglass Media Lionsgate has taken a 20% stake in Spyglass Media, and the companies together have formed a strategic content partnership. Lionsgate has also acquired most of the studio’s 200-film library, which includes roughly 200 titles such as “Scream 4,” “The King�...

Print Movies once owned by the Weinstein Co., including Oscar winner “The King’s Speech,” have found yet another home. The film and television studio Lionsgate said Thursday that it has “acquired the vast majority” of the 200-film library held by Spyglass Media Group, which controls the catalog once owned by Harvey Weinstein’s former company. Lionsgate is adding acclaimed titles such as “Django Unchained,” “Silver Linings Playbook” and “Fruitvale Station” to its arsena...

Lionsgate Acquires Bulk of Weinstein Film Library in Spyglass Deal Gene Maddaus, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail The afterlife of the Weinstein Co. continues. On Thursday, Spyglass Media — which acquired the Weinstein Co.’s film and TV library in a bankruptcy auction three years ago — announced that it had sold the bulk of the feature film library to Lionsgate Entertainment. More from Variety The sale is part of a broader partnership, under which Lionsgate takes a 20% equity stake in Sp...

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Trailers are an essential element in the modern games marketing campaign. And a strong gameplay trailer can take a title from obscurity to the top of the pre-order list in a matter of days. Conversely, a weak trailer can have a game struggling to leave an impression, let alone connect with its core audience. At GI Live: Online, Gnets director of brand management Niko DeMordaunt and group creative director Andy Mitchell shared practical advice on how studios and publishers can work with an agenc...

By Tom Lowe2021-05-24T05:00:00+01:00 Findings will inform criteria for judging firms’ carbon cutting efforts The Construction Leadership Council (CLC) is asking the industry to provide feedback on how the sector’s progress towards net zero should be tracked. Findings of a survey launched last week will feed into a performance framework currently being drawn up consisting of a set of targets and commitments to measure how much carbon firms are cutting. Source: shutterstock.com The CO2n...

Places for People The signatories must stick to five commitments: be the “voice of building safety” in the industry; transparency in sharing key information with residents, clients, contractors and other stakeholders; make safety a “key factor” of choice in who they work with; ensure the views of residents are central to decision-making; make sure all parties have the time and resources to “achieve and maintain” building safety. The new initiative is a response to Dame Judith Hackit...

Many recent COVID-19 cases in Peterborough are among people in their 20s Medical officer of health cites social gatherings, shared accommodations, and going to work when ill as major factors behind increased cases May 18, 2021 110shares Medical officer of health Dr. Rosana Salvaterra emphasizing the importance of physical distancing during a media briefing at Peterborough Public Health on March 23, 2020, just after the pandemic was declared. (Photo: Peterborough Public Health) As provincial CO...

Cataraqui Conservation Chair Alan Revill Named to Board of Conservation Ontario Kingston – At its recent virtual annual general meeting, Conservation Ontario announced the leadership team of the organization who will comprise the Board of Directors for the current term. Amongst the six appointees was Alan Revill, Chair of Cataraqui Conservation. Revill was renewed to the Vice-Chair position and is joined once again by fellow Vice-Chair Lin Gibson of Conservation Sudbury, working closely with...

Thu, 05/06/2021 - 12:50pm meganj By:  Elsie Lynn Parini A MOTHER HUMPBACK Whale with her calf in the waters off of Rarotonga, Cook Islands. Humpbacks in this region spend summers feeding in Antarctica, then migrate to the South Pacific to places like the Cook Islands where they have their calves and spend time in the warm, protected waters here. Calves spend approximately one year with their moms, during which time they learn many of the things they will need to surv...