Bubl CEO Sean Ramsay talks about what’s next for his 360 camera and proprietary software now that YouTube is supporting the format.
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Guru Studio has hired Nickelodeon Networks’ Rachel Marcus as its new development executive.
Bell Media’s joint venture with the Quebec circus troupe will develop a live action video experience for Samsung smartphone users.
Tales from the Organ Trade continues its awards streak alongside Our Man in Tehran, while Secret Location takes home three digital media trophies. (The Unsung: Behind the Glee dance troop pictured.)
The phone giant is turning to the federal court of appeal to reverse a Jan. 29 ruling by the regulator to uphold net neutrality.
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In addition to the raft of deals for Odd Squad, the prodco also received a season two order for Annedroids from Amazon.
The westernmost province also expanded its digital animation or visual effects tax credit to include post-production work.
The interactive episode of the NBC series is vying for a 2015 International Digital Emmy in the digital fiction category.
Former Apple and Stopp executive Eric Shamlin (pictured) joins the digital interactive agency as executive producer.
The agreement will see the agency and the U.S.-based prodco pool resources and collaborate on virtual reality projects.