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Saga Communications 2021 First Quarter Net Revenue Down 15.5%. The 2021 first quarter financial report from Saga Communications reveals net revenue for the period was $22.3 million, a decrease of 15.5% from the same period in 2020. Net income was $758,000, a decline of 75% from the net income of $1.68 million posted in Q1 of 2020 (although Saga was one of the few audio companies to post income and not a loss). Station operating expense decreased $3.3 million to $18.9 million for the quarter compared to the same period in 2020. Station operating income was $4.7 million for the quarter compar...

Gerald Cotten Death: Podcast Exit Scam Takes Deep Dive Into Blockchain Whiz’s Mysterious Demise Gerald Cotten, founder of QuadrigaCX, died in 2018, taking the digital keys of his customers’ cryptocurrency to the grave. By Edited by Gadgets 360 Newsdesk | Updated: 11 May 2021 17:07 IST Photo Credit: Exit Scam The podcast will take a deep dive into the various wild theories surrounding death of the blockchain whiz Highlights The first episode of the podcast miniseries is titled The Lost Password Days before his death, Cotten had filed a will listing substant...

Westdoc digs into the mystery behind “Dead Man’s Switch” Realscreen is partnering with filmmaker and executive producer Chuck Braverman and his Westdoc Online video series to bring his interviews with acclaimed documentarians and non-fiction content industry figures to its readership. In this episode, ... May 11, 2021 Realscreen is partnering with filmmaker and executive producer Chuck Braverman and his Westdoc Online video s...

Is Gerald Cotten, the late CEO of Canada’s largest cryptocurrency exchange QuadrigaCX really dead? That's just one of the questions explored in the documentary Dead Man's Switch a crypto mystery (part of the 2021 Hot Docs festival), which takes you on a deep, but explanatory, dive into the mysterious death that left $215 million dollars in cash and cryptocurrency missing.

DOXA Documentary Film Festival Pivots to... Drive-In Theatre! Films on the gig economy, Fanny, and a mysterious bitcoin death are all on offer at the PNE Amphitheatre. Dorothy Woodend is culture editor of The Tyee. She was previously the DOXA festival’s director of programming. Reach her here. SHARES Fanny: The Right to Rock, which chronicles the story of rock queens from the 1970s, will screen at the DOXA festival's first ever drive-in theatre. If you wanted to do drive-in movies the old-fashioned way, you’d cram as many people as possible into a car (including a few in the trunk) and p...