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Beyoncé’s Renaissance Tour is stimulating local economies in the cities she graces, according to experts. It’s being called the “Beyoncé effect”—a noticeable boost in spending before and during her tour stops in cities across the country.
Welcome to the SIEGE 2023 speaker and panel submission process! We are combining forces with DreamHack Atlanta for an event that will be truly memorable. We are looking for sessions that appeal both to game developers and gamers alike.
Mark Wofford, President and CEO, discusses the Employee Stock Ownership Program (ESOP) at PC&E. If the company is successful, it’s going to benefit the employee who becomes more invested in the business.
Barbie and Oppenheimer returned to the front of the pack this weekend, while last week’s newbies took a bit of a dive.
The parties may return to the bargaining table this week, said the sources, who requested anonymity because of the sensitivity of the negotiations. The two sides had gone about 100 days without talks.
Georgia Entertainment, the state’s leading source for news, events and analysis of the creative industry, has announced a far reaching agreement with Ghost Gaming and Skillshot Media. As a result of the agreement, the companies will collaborate on content, reports, events and other initiatives around the gaming and esports industry in Georgia and beyond.
As the summer sun begins its gentle descent, a cinematic celebration unlike any other is set to take center stage in the heart of Georgia. Introducing the Summer in the South Film Festival – a captivating extravaganza that promises to ignite imaginations, celebrate cultural diversity, and bid a fond farewell to the sun-kissed days of the season.
Georgia News Network recently completed a feature for the radio station’s ongoing ‘Georgia Focus’ series focused on the state’s growing entertainment business. The program, highlighting business owners in Georgia, will be heard on 186 affiliate radio stations statewide.
As a board member of IATSE 491, Judith More sees the positive impact the union is having on film industry growth in Savannah.
“So, there’s an incentive that Georgia gives that other states also give, and we have the best one in the country,” said Davidson. “We’re looking to highlight the benefits of communities having not just film, but having robust cultural arts, music, gaming, community and how that rides along with economic development overall, how that’s easier for site selectors to get companies to move here.”