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Movie Pilot Sells Majority Stake to Webedia
Movie Pilot has sold a majority stake of its business to Webedia, a French publishing group, for an undisclosed sum on Thursday.
thewrap.com
Movie Pilot Rebrands, Giving More Power to the Fans
With a new crop of community-driven verticals. Putting fans first has always been at the core of Movie Pilot's business.
adweek.com
Snapchat and Facebook have a new rival in their sights: television
Facebook and Snapchat have overtaken the home pages of Yahoo and Google as the front door to the Internet for hundreds of millions of people. Now, the two rivals are pursuing a much bigger challenge: surpassing television to become the dominant gateway to video.
latimes.com
Moviepilot Raises $16M For Its Fan-Centric Publishing Platform
Moviepilot, a movie site targeting (you guessed it) millennials, is announcing that it has raised $16 million in Series B funding.
techcrunch.com
Moviepilot website gets $16 million for push into video and gaming
Moviepilot, a movie site targeting (you guessed it) millennials, is announcing that it has raised $16 million in Series B funding.
latimes.com
Forget The Oscars, Last Weekend’s Biggest Snub Was Comic-Con
The most important entertainment industry event so far this year happened last weekend, but it wasn’t the Oscars. In fact, it’s likely that you had no idea it happened unless you’re plugged in to geek culture in a big way.
techcrunch.com
How Moviepilot Uses Laser-Focused Social Media Campaigns To Reach Oscar Voters
The Golden Globe Awards are behind us and the Academy Award nominations will be announced first thing Thursday morning. Whereas the Globes are chosen by members of the Hollywood Foreign Press Association and a show like the People’s Choice Awards are chosen by anyone out there who feels like voting, the Oscar nominees and winners are picked by that mysterious group known as the Academy.
forbes.com
Film startup Moviepilot takes on IMDb
Moviepilot is a relative newcomer to Hollywood, but it has already captured the imagination of movie marketers.
nypost.com
Platform Or Publisher? Whatever You Call It, It’s The Future Of Media
There has been a sea change in the way content today is being created, distributed and consumed. The distinction between publishers and platforms online has never been more uncertain. This ambiguity has only been compounded by the emergence of social media sites like Facebook and Twitter as new content distribution platforms along with hybrid players like Huffington Post, BuzzFeed and Bleacher Report. So is it better to be a publisher or a platform? Or is the old distinction becoming obsolete?
techcrunch.com
Moviepilot Sells Its German Business For $20M To Concentrate On The U.S.
Germany’s main film website, moviepilot.de has been acquired by French online publishing company Webedia in a deal which will net Moviepilot €15 million ($20 million) and will now effectively fund its growth as a — now — U.S. based company.
techcrunch.com
Movie discovery site Moviepilot.com scores $7m from DFJ Esprit, others
Moviepilot, the company behind a community-driven personal movie and TV show rec and discovery site with the same name, has secured $7 million in a Series B financing round led by DFJ Esprit. Notably, the VC firm was a key investor in LOVEFiLM, which was acquired by Amazon last year.
thenextweb.com
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