China Tightens Media Controls on Tiananmen Square Anniversary; MPAA, China’s Xunlei Strike Deal; German Chancellor Misses 'Millionaire' Call Twice; Spielberg's Niece Competes on 'The Voice' Israel
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China Tightens Media Controls on 25th Anniversary of Tiananmen Square Crackdown
Social media and traditional outlets alike have been blocked to ensure there are no public displays of dissent on the anniversary of the massacre. | Read More
MPAA Strikes Deal With China's Xunlei to Prevent Piracy
The Chinese video and music sharing company has agreed to implement a comprehensive system to protect MPAA members' copyrighted works from unauthorized downloading. | Read More
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The distribution banner posts a busy Cannes picked up rights to J.C. Chandor's "A Most Violent Year," Kristen Stewart's "Equals," Robert Carlyle's "The Legend of Barney Thomson" and David Robert Mitchell's "It Follows". | Read More
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German Chancellor Misses 'Who Wants to Be a Millionaire' Phone-a-Friend Call Twice
A political ally of Angela Merkel called her twice during a celebrity episode of the TV quiz show, but only got her voicemail. | Read More
Steven Spielberg's Niece Competes on 'The Voice' Israel (Exclusive Video)
Aspiring singer Jessica "Jessy" Katz, daughter of Playmount Productions president Nancy Spielberg-Katz, has also been gigging around Tel Aviv. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
'Downton Abbey' Helped ITV Turnaround, CEO Says
Adam Crozier also discusses new drama and women channels, ITV's acquisitions of production firms in the U.S. and the upcoming soccer World Cup. | Read More
Warner Bros. U.K. Boss Talks VFX, Production Boom
Warner Bros. Entertainment U.K., Ireland and Spain president Josh Berger discusses the importance of tax incentives, how the "Harry Potter" franchise boosted the VFX business and the planned "Fantastic Beasts." | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Wednesday, June 04, 2014 at 8:59 AM.

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