Africa's terrestrial, satellite television for U.S. launchBy The Guardian
Published: July 13, 2007
Print "We are very excited about the prospects of starting off a truly global-rated intercontinental broadcast network that will present Africa to the rest of the world. We are even more pleased that this has received enthusiastic support of key stakeholders in Nigeria and other key African states"
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Project Nollywood introduces distribution magic wandBy Justin Akpovi-Esade
Published: July 6, 2007
Print Efforts of the National Film and Video Censors Board aimed at putting in place an effective distribution structure in the nation's film sector otherwise called Nollywood appear to be yielding result...
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Zuma Film Festival embarks on strategic marketing with a new lookBy Enam Obiosio and Obinna Emelike
Published: July 6, 2007
Print The Nigerian motion picture industry took another shine recently, re-branding the Zuma Film Festival with a new logo for the annual motion picture marketing and show by the Nigerian Film Corporation (NFC), the organisers of the festival...
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Nigerian film industry practitioners take development Summit to TinapaBy Enam Obiosio
Published: July 6, 2007
Print Since the public launch of Tinapa, world-class integrated business resort, Cross River State has continued to witness many activities even as film makers are expected to converge in Calabar for the first African Film Development Summit to brainstorm on the way forward for the Nigerian Movie Industry, otherwise known as Nollywood...
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Plateau now owns a film cityBy Sun News Publishing
Published: April 28, 2007
Print Governor of Plateau State, Chief Michael Botmang, has endorsed the establishment of the proposed Plateau Film City which is scheduled to take off soon...
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Nollywood: Nigeria’s unexplored money spinning industryBy Ike Oguine
Published: April 27, 2007
Print Nollywood is now asking itself: what next? This soul-searching is prompted in part by the criticisms the industry has attracted. One of the most common charges is that its focus on ‘black magic’ is detrimental to the image of Nigeria...
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