PRINT MEDIA: When print giants The New York Times, Financial Times and The Economist opt to invest heavily in video, assume digital disruption is here to stay. They disclosed their radical plans at Digital Media Strategies 2015.
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OUT-OF-HOME: Theme-park conglomerate Merlin Entertainments has signed a first-of-its-kind deal to develop a new attraction based on reality TV series I’m A Celebrity…Get Me Out Of Here! for the UK’s Thorpe Park Resort.
ENTERTAINMENT: Investments by UK entertainment retailers to encourage fans to engage with artists’ works are not given enough credit by content owners, declared executives from ERA (Entertainment Retailers Association) on 24 February.
FILM/TV: It publishes glossy colour magazines to reflect the high-end standards offered by its hotels. Now, conglomerate Marriott International hopes to replicate the same brand messaging by taking on Hollywood.