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The Hollywood Reporter: “When you’re running a business of a reasonable scale, you’re going to be flushing in and out millions of dollars a day — that’s just the nature of being in business,…
“HBO Max is trying to also save on residuals,” LMU’s David Offenberg, associate professor of entertainment finance, explained on NPR’s Planet Money about changing streaming strategies. “One thing I can tell you about residuals…
“Fox will be fine if they lose [in court against Dominion],” David Offenberg, an associate professor of finance at Loyola Marymount University, told TheWrap. “Recently, they have been returning about $1.3 billion a year…
Vanessa Diaz, LMU assistant professor of Chicana/o and Latina/o Studies, was interviewed about Bad Bunny and his cultural impact for this Spanish-language Univision news program. Source: Univision Al Punto con Jorge Ramos
Opinions remain mixed on the virtues of in-person work, but David Offenberg, an associate professor of finance at Loyola Marymount University who focuses on the entertainment business, told TheWrap that some in the industry…
The co-CEO model works particularly well for Netflix because the two leaders run two distinct operations that require very different skill sets, Loyola Marymount University associate professor of finance David Offenberg told TheWrap. “One…
This article focuses on the work of LMU alumna Tara Duncan, who heads Onyx Collective, a content brand owned by the Walt Disney Company, which focuses on entertainment created by people of color and…
