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India’s WAVES Bazaar Heads To MIPCOM; Turkey’s Inter Medya Making Micro-Drama; London Korean Film Festival Sets Lineup — Global Briefs
EXCLUSIVE: Making WAVES At MIPCOM India’s WAVES Bazaar is setting up stall at MIPCOM. The online platform and India-based summit was established to link-up buyers and seller from across the entertainment business, including film, TV and videogames. It will be a first-time exhibitor at MIPCOM, the biggest international TV market of the year. A delegation
Wuthering Waves has released a preview for version 2.4, Lightly We Toss the Crown
News New Resonators, regions, and Echoes Version 2.4 of Wuthering Waves will release on June 12th Over a dozen new Echoes and Phantom Echoes are being added Claim 10 free Radiant Tide just for logging in While you're still working through everything version 2.3 has thrown at you, Wuthering Waves is already gearing up for
WAVES 2025: Shah Rukh Khan BREAKS silence on insider vs outsider debate: “It doesn’t matter where you come from. If you start wallowing in...
Shah Rukh Khan and Deepika Padukone spoke at a session named ‘The Journey: From Outsider to Ruler’ on day 1 of WAVES Summit 2025. Moderated by Karan Johar, the session created waves (pun intended) thanks to SRK’s replies. With his very first answer, he made a strong statement on the insider vs outsider debate.Shah Rukh
India’s WAVES Bazaar Emerges as Cross-Sector Digital Marketplace for Global Entertainment Industry
India has established WAVES Bazaar, an expansive digital marketplace that aims to break down traditional industry silos and connect professionals across the entire media and entertainment spectrum. The platform, operating at wavesbazaar.com, aims to function as a comprehensive business hub where entertainment professionals can “network, collaborate and grow their businesses” regardless of geographic location or
I’m glad I gave Wuthering Waves a chance even with a disastrous launch
When Wuthering Waves launched about half a year ago on iOS, Android and Windows, there were serious issues on day one. While some can be forgiving when a game launches, especially a live-service game that will get lots of updates, the errors that many experienced were catastrophic. However, developer Kuro Games didn’t give up on
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FCS Draft Surge: The Rise of Small-School Prospects in Modern NFL Conversations
FCS Draft Surge: The Rise of Small-School Prospects in Modern NFL Conversations Every spring, draft chatter once focused almost entirely on blue-blood programs such as Alabama or Ohio State. Today that narrative feels outdated. Championship rosters increasingly feature players who sharpened skills on modest Football Championship Subdivision (FCS) fields, developing technique rather than basking in
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Two Trap Games that Georgia Tech Football Cannot Overlook This Season
While Georgia Tech Football did not face its usual gauntlet of a schedule last season, the Yellow Jackets are no strangers to playing tough schedules, usually among the toughest in the country. Georgia Tech is going to be playing 11 power conference opponents this season, with eight ACC opponents and a non-conference schedule that includes
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“I cannot divorce the two”: How Star Wars is blending technology, creativity, and products into the experience itself
(Image credit: Disney) “It’s like a community, right? And it’s a global community that people really love and identify with.” That’s how Bobby Kim, Global Creative Director at Disney Consumer Products, describes Star Wars fandom. And it’s a framing that feels especially fitting as another May the 4th is behind us and we’re weeks out
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Trump administration defends right to ban content moderation experts from US
The Trump administration is fighting for the right to keep some social media moderation advocates out of the US. On Wednesday, US District Court Judge James Boasberg heard arguments in a lawsuit between the nonprofit Coalition for Independent Technology Research (CITR) and Secretary of State Marco Rubio and other Trump administration officials. The suit concerns
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Apple’s 2028 iPhone display sounds impossible, but Samsung and LG are scrambling to build it
Android phones have had curved displays for years and accepted the distortion as the price of aesthetics. Apple is spending two years and billions of supplier dollars to not accept it. Apple's all-screen iPhone 20 mockup Ice Universe / X Apple doesn’t ask its suppliers to build things. It tells them to, hands them a