socalTECH
NOVEMBER 2, 2010
Los Angeles-based RealD , the provider of 3D movie projection technology, has reported its quarterly results today, saying it had net revenues of $65.3M For the six months ending September 24th, the firm's first half fiscal 2011, the firm had net revenues of $129.8M, more than double the $64.2M in revenues. READ MORE>>.
socalTECH
MAY 27, 2010
According to RealD, it had gross revenues of $189.08M for the year ended March 26, with a net loss of $39.7 in gross revenues the firm reported for 2009. The firm reported that it now has 3,385 RealD-enabled domestic screens, and 1,936 international screens, for a total of 5,321 screens using its technology. for the year.
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socalTECH
FEBRUARY 4, 2011
Los Angeles-based RealD , the developer of 3D movie projection technology, released its results Thursday, saying its Q3 2011 revenues rose to $57.8M, up 91 percent from Q3 of of 2010, when it reported revenues of $30.2M. The firm had a net GAAP loss of $16.6M.
Both Sides of the Table
MAY 7, 2013
My estimate is that the top 5 YouTube networks will do > $200 million net revenue in 2013 (after Google’s share). The news that Ynon Kreiz is joining to run the company as Executive Chairman was first reported by Peter Kafka at AllThingsD (and later picked up by Variety , AdWeek and several other traditional media outlets.
SoCal Delicious
MARCH 1, 2010
Surprisingly, Hollywood hasnt played a major role in the formation of new companies, which have tended to be in less glamorous though more lucrative areas like lead-generation and service (with obvious exceptions like JibJab and Hulu, a joint venture of Fox and NBC). because of the smog and traffic is often under rated for quality of life.
InfoChachkie
JULY 14, 2009
One or both of your parents may have the personality of an entrepreneur, but if their parents were struggling entrepreneurs who put in long¬-hours and netted meager returns, then your parents may have rejected their latent entrepreneurial tendencies. They seemed as surprised by their popularity as the reporters who covered Beatlemania.
SoCal Delicious
OCTOBER 8, 2012
If youre buying a luxury home or just like looking at them, check out this live chat from reporter Lauren Schuker Blum and WSJ.com real estate editor Matthew Strozier. When I arrived in Hollywood, everybody had written a screenplay," he says. In the end, he sold an $8 million home in the Hollywood Hills to the entrepreneur.
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