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Off the beaten path: The 5 Jobs Robots Will Take First
Oxford University researchers have estimated that 47 percent of U.S. jobs could be automated within the next two decades. But which white-collar jobs will robots take first?
Twitter Programming: Company to Live-Stream Hundreds of Hours of eSports in 2017
More than 15 events in the ESL One, Intel® Extreme Masters (IEM) and DreamHack circuits will be live streamed globally on Twitter and connected devices.
Part 2: Introducing Afro Acid Pioneer DJ Pierre: ATL Underground in the WildPitch Club
In part two of this special series on DJ Pierre and the acid house music scene in Atlanta, Georgia Film News travels behind the scenes of the artist-owned techno club – WildPitch. DJ Pierre shares the latest on his club since its opening in June 2016 and performing live.
UNG to feature Diversity Film Series
The University of North Georgia (UNG) will screen the film “American Textures” as part of a Diversity Film Series on the Dahlonega, Gainesville and Oconee Campuses March 7-9.
Entertainment Industry Security and Film Set Protection: CEO Ben Payne and Risk Management Associates of Georgia
“Security for the entertainment industry is a very demanding business. When I saw how much Georgia was ramping up in the entertainment industry, I decided to get back into it.”
Part 1: Introducing Afro Acid Pioneer DJ Pierre: Phuture, the Studio and Acid House Music
DJ Pierre shares how he got his start in the music industry and his founding of the Acid House genre in Chicago in the late 80s, as part of the group PHUTURE. He also talks about the latest from his Afro Acid Studio in Atlanta.
Georgia’s creative industries generated $62.5 billion in total economic impact
The creative industries in Georgia represent a combined $37 billion in revenue and employ an estimated 200,000 Georgians statewide, making up five percent of employment in the state.
Entertainment Law with Alan S. Clarke, Managing Partner of The Entertainment Law Group
Clarke shares how his firm was founded and expanded over the years to meet the growing demands of Georgia’s entertainment industry needs in the area of law. Clarke offers valuable insights into the importance of legal representation for individuals and businesses in the arts.
Georgia Changes Position on Interim Production Expenditures for the State’s Film Tax Credit
Effective on or after January 1, 2017, interim production expenditures qualify for the film tax credit subject to the following two conditions/limitations: (1) the subsequent season is filmed in Georgia and (2) the expenditures can be claimed only in the taxable year in which the subsequent season begins, even if those expenditures were incurred in the prior taxable year.