Welcome to ScreenDaily, the 24-hour online voice of the international film business.

ScreenDaily is part of the multimedia service that also includes the weekly magazine Screen International, the Screen daily publications at international markets and the Screen International conferences.

Screen has offices in London, New York, Los Angeles and Hong Kong, and a network of more than 40 correspondents around the world.

It also enjoys the considerable resources and expertise of its parent company, the FTSE 100-listed Emap, which owns major magazines, radio stations, TV and interactive channels across the globe.

Screen is the most experienced and authoritative voice in the international market with more than 30 years publishing.

It has been a true pioneer in the international market. We were the first to publish market dailies and product guides at leading festivals and markets; we launched the only web site exclusively dedicated to the international film business; and we have since become a leading organiser of high-end cutting-edge conferences.

Screen now offers specialist coverage of the leading events around the world, with daily publications and/or dedicated web services at Cannes, Berlin, AFM, Toronto, Hong Kong Filmart and Pusan.

Each week, Screen is used by more than 34,000 film executives in more than 70 countries, with 22,000 registered users of the online services.

Screen delivers a truly international, and truly multimedia service.

Changes

The web site, magazine and market dailies were all upgraded during 2006 and 2007.

The changes reflected the necessity to stay ahead in a rapidly-changing international market, and to adapt to customer demands for content when and where they want it.

In broad terms, Screen in all of its forms has become a true multimedia, on-demand product - 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

ScreenDaily is the primary source of up-to-the-minute data. It offers the best news about the international market but is now much more than a news service.

We offer analysis of key trends and searchable data on all the key aspects of the film business. Specialist sections and multiple searches allows customers to create their own bespoke service.

Screen International has also changed, and not just in the shift to a more manageable size.

There is a tendency to see new media supplanting traditional ones such as print but we do not see it that way.

In a much faster world with ever more data available often much faster, we believe there is more need than ever for a service that can take the time to analyse the market. Depth of coverage, experience and expertise are the essential ingredients of a great business magazine.

New more graphical formats, sharp writing and a dedicated and experience team in countries across the world will help make sense of the emerging international market.

If you have any comments to make on any aspect of our work, contact the editor, Michael Gubbins