February 1
Plummeting profitcould help Stringer turn Sony around- LA Times
Imax chief bullish despite recession- The Associated Press
February 2
Watchmen skulk to the screen- New York Times
Actors back in talkswith studios - BBC
Oscars suspense: will people watch’ - New York Times
Biggest January ever for Hollywood - LA Times
Imax hopes Potter and Star Trek can beat recession - NZ Herald
Black Baftas’ saved by BBC and Film Council - The Independent
Sworn to secrecy: plot spoilers verboten - The Age
February 3
A spectacle tailor-made for grim times- The International Herald Tribune
Berlinale goes cool on Australian films- The Age
Michigan sees itself in the movies- The Wall Street Journal
Hollywood’s DVD blues: who gets hit hardest’ - All Things Digital
February 4
Disney profits fall as recession hits- Financial Times
Ernest Hemingway biopic set for big screen- The Guardian
Universal Hollywood to reopen sets in summer- The Associated Press
Comic-book prequels can pay off in future- USA Today
Are Koreans opening up about sexuality’- JoongAng Daily
Summit unlikely to merge with Lionsgate - Entertainment Weekly
Senate cuts movie-industry tax break from stimulus bill - LA Times
February 5
Sorry, girlfriend, he’s just not that into you- LA Times
Pixar director John Lasseter on the future of animation- Time Out
Internet Killed the Video Star- The Wall Street Journal
Digital Pirates Winning Battle With Studios- New York Times
February 6
Danger! High-radiation arthouse!- The Guardian
Lasseter- a genius, but any less of ahypocrite’- The Guardian
Has Oscar lost its box office’- LA Times
Judge deals blow to SAG’s Rosenberg [update]- LA Times
Ala. panel approves film companies incentives bill- The Associated Press
Changing lanes - The Age
A Passage to Hollywood- The Wall Street Journal
February 7
10 years of NZ films - NZ Herald
February 8
Studio report card gives 2008 the grade- LA Times
DreamWorks, Disney talk distribution- International Herald Tribune
The relationship between cinema and comics- Financial Times
DreamWorks, Universal end distribution deal- Reuters
February 9
DreamWorks aims to charm reluctant investors -New YorkTimes
Movies Can’t Fix Bad Government- The Wall Street Journal
YouTube Goes Hollywood- Forbes
Oscar voters, please save us from the inevitable- The Guardian
February 10
Disney unveils Spielberg deal-Financial Times
Guild Formally Fires Its Former Negotiator- New York Times
Lionsgate falls to 3Q loss as films underperform- The Associated Press
Disney is in and GE is out, with DreamWorks- Market Watch
Austen classic revamped as vampire flick- The Age
February 11
Wyo. film industry seeks incentive funds-The Associated Press
Jeffrey Katzenberg in 3-D: Hollywood is rolling its eyes-LA Times
Avant-garde films distributorthreatened witheviction - New York Times
Viewers Tap Free Web Content- The Wall Street Journal
Holy billboard: what binds movie posters and religion- The Guardian
February 12
Blockbuster to offer video gamerentals-The Associated Press
Cities use wealth to shoot for the stars-Financial Times
Seagal wants to bring Hollywood to Costa Rica- Reuters
Let a thousand flowers bloom- The Age
Sex education films:how they used to be- The Guardian
Video Paradiso: about a priceless film collection- The Independent
February 13
Blood and gutsiness-The Guardian
Netflix crosses 10 million subscriber mark-The Associated Press
Classic horror films are coming back to life, profitably- USA Today
NZ film free to view online for 24 hours- NZ Herald
February 15
The view: The craftsman cometh-The Guardian
Disney Online launches new DisneyXD Web site-The Associated Press
Paul Allen sells DreamWorks Animation stake- The Associated Press
Hollywood heroines dumb down- NZ Herald
Shoot on site, any site- The Australian
Canadians come out strong at Berlinale- Globe And Mail (Toronto)
February 16
‘Chick flicks’ are really starting to click-LA Times
For the Academy Awards, how to act in times of crisis-LA Times
A director of two films is suddenly a ‘visionary’- New York Times
Roberts leads Hollywood’s charge on big business- The Guardian
February 17
California Beckons Film Crews-The New York Times
What happened to the fabled ‘Oscar bounce”-LA Times
Why Korean blockbusters went bust- JoonAng Daily
Swedish online pirates face copyright charges- The Associated Press
Director: Jackie Chan film too violent for China- The Associated Press
February 18
Almodovar bites back with cannibal woman-The Independent
Nate Silver predicts an Oscar upset-LA Times
Lawmakers Weigh Hollywood Tax Break- The Wall Street Journal
The Recession That Ate The Art Films- Forbes
Swedish prosecutor drops chargesin piracy case- The Associated Press
February 19
Alabama votes to offer filmmakers incentives-The Associated Press
Academy has custody of 100 orphaned Oscars-The Associated Press
Will the Wachowskis direct Superman’- The Guardian
February 20
ABC cuts Oscar ad rates-LA Times
California budget includes tax relief for film, TV shoots-LA Times
Hollywood Is Worried as DVD Sales Slow- Strategies
Hollywood producers’ new offer to actors guild- The Associated Press
States woo Hollywood with tax breaks- The Associated Press
Can Hollywood Revive the Oscars’- The Wall Street Journal
February 23
Carl Icahn continues to increase stake in Lions Gate-LA Times
Big Opening for ‘Madea’ Lifts a Struggling Studio-The New York Times
Oscar gold no guarantee of future success- The Age
Is Hulu Driving People Back to Piracy’- All Things Digital
Sony goes to the movies to pitch its brand - The New York Times
February 24
The million-dollar question-The Guardian
Slumdog Oscars Boost India’s Film Industry-India
Preview: DreamWorks Animation to report 4Q- The Associated Press
44-Year-Old Indie Film Distributor Is Closing- The New York Times
More Viewers Tune In to Academy Awards- The Wall Street Journal
Slumdog Millionaire, how the millions are shared - The Independent
Murdoch to take control at Fox- Financial Times
February 25
Marvel Entertainment tops 4Q profit forecasts-The Associated Press
Major Cineplex considers opening complexes in India-Bangkok Post
Movie screenings out of tax net- The Economic Times (India)
S. Korea gets tough on digital piracy but means limited- Yonhap News
DreamWorks Animation profit drops 45% in fourth quarter- LA Times
February 26
Dark days for fibre startups-The Guardian
Hollywood passion for the video game-The Japan Times
Icahn buys more Lions Gate shares- The Associated Press
Cinemark Reports Results for Fourth Quarter- Business Wire
Cigarettes in New Film Stir Anger at Studio- The New York Times
February 27
Tax breaksdrawing moviemakers to Michigan-The Windsor Star
HK, S’pore film industries ‘join hands’-Today (Singapore)
Heated debate over religious censorship- Daily News Egypt
Oscar success: Slumdogs have to be nurtured- The Times
Art directors guild absorbs two smaller craft unions-LA Times
Is cinema just the ultimate boys’ club’- The Guardian
How Icahn would attack Lionsgate- Power Lunch
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