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‘Black Widow,’ ‘Eternals,’ ‘Cruella’ Make 2021’s List Of Films Awarded the ReFrame Stamp For Gender Balance
A new report from ReFrame and IMDbPRO finds a slight decrease in gender-balanced hiring in 2021’s 100 most popular films over last year
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Netflix to Surpass 147 Million Viewers in US by End of Year, Study Finds
Number of people using streamer is more than double its subscriber count of 58.4 million
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DGA President Slams ‘Discriminatory Practices’ Still ‘Rampant’ in Hollywood
Film director diversity remains woefully low, study finds
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Brain Waves Can Predict Box Office Success, Study Says
A Northwestern University study found brain scans of movie trailer watchers produced ”surprisingly accurate“ financial forecasts
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Gun Violence in PG-13 Movies Continues Rise Past R-Rated Films
”Suicide Squad,“ ”Star Wars: The Force Awakens,“ ”Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation“ among top offenders
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Entertainment and Tech Mergers Surge in Q2, PwC Study Finds
Comcast’s purchase of DreamWorks and Lionsgate’s scoop of Starz were two of the biggest deals in a huge quarter for M&A
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Indie Movies Aren’t Hiring Women Directors Either, Study Finds
Talk of director gender equity has been cheap thus far, ”Women in Independent Film“ study shows
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Journalists Must Embrace Their Inner Nate Silver to Survive (Study)
Journalists could benefit from becoming experts in data from particular fields, argues a study by Columbia Journalism School
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More Women in 2011’s Top Movies, But Roles for Actresses are Lackluster
Study from San Diego State University finds that women are less likely to be protagonists in movies and are less likely to be portrayed as leaders on screen
