Variety
The Miami International Film Festival has unveiled a partnership with Google on a seminar series addressing gender and racial gaps in the film industry, Variety has learned exclusively.
The festival, presented by Miami Dade College, opens its 33rd edition on March 4. The event — which bills itself as the only major film festival produced and presented by a college or university — has also unveiled 21 female-directed films in its program.
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Amityville: The Awakening available on Google Play October 12 before it will hit select theaters on October 28, 2017. The film stars Bella Thorne.
Go download the Google Spotlight Stories App, I’ll wait, then start the download of the short movie HELP. I promise you will share this experience with a friend. The App... Read More
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Marvel is moving swiftly on the possibility it has an Avengers: Age of Ultron leaker in its midst, going to a California federal court for the issuance of a subpoena on Google.
Marvel is going after Google because of their own employee's property negligence?
I don't even have to explain how stupid that sounds.
Because Napster facilitated the connection between peer sharing. All Google does is list URLs + data based on what it scans. It's like going after the company that prints phone books just because a number listed was owned by a criminal.
They aren't "going after" Google, they're requesting information. Very aggressively of course.
