Transak secures its first Money Transmitter License (MTL) in Alabama. The license boosts security, speed, and compliance for US cryptocurrency services. Transak targets further state licenses as it enhances its Web3 payments infrastructure. On October 3, 2024, Transak USA LLC achieved a significant milestone by
0G has transitioned into a Decentralized AI Operating System (dAIOS). Initially, OG was a leading modular AI blockchain. 0G aims to democratize AI as a public good, attracting interest across various sectors. On October 1, 2024, 0G announced a groundbreaking shift in its identity, evolving
Dissident Iranian director Mohammad Rasoulof has addressed the circumstances that led to his film “The Seed of the Sacred Fig” being selected as Germany’s entry to the Oscars, rather than that of his native Iran. Rasoulof was speaking at the Busan International Film Festival where
Indian comedy sensation Kapil Sharma, who starred in Nandita Das’ 2022 Busan selection “Zwigato,” has successfully transitioned his long-running TV show to Netflix, with “The Great Indian Kapil Show” now reaching audiences worldwide. “The Kapil Sharma Show” was broadcast on Sony Entertainment Television India from
Paz Lázaro’s Madrid-based Amore Cine and Basque producer Txintxua Films, one driving force behind the Basque Country’s robust growth, have boarded Quijote Films’ wry psychological drama “Morir de Pie” (“To Die on Your Feet”) by María Paz Gonzalez (“Lina de Lima”). They join Argentina’s Gema
Sweden’s Göteborg Festival Nordic Film Market, the biggest in TV-movie industry forum in Scandinavia, is launching at its 2025 edition the Film Finances Scandinavia Award. The Prize will offer €15,000 ($16,500) in development support to one outstanding Nordic feature film from the Discovery Co-Production Platform.
The notion of being “stuck in the past” applies both literally and figuratively to the siblings with a shared troubled history in “Things Will Be Different,” the feature directorial debut of editor Michael Felker. The title of this proficiently tense, lo-fi time-travel crime thriller reads
São Paulo-based production company Estudio Escarlate is set to announce a “Chico Vive” (“Chico Lives”) project during this year’s Expocine. The initiative includes the production of a doc and a biopic about Brazilian environmental leader Chico Mendes and the development of a manual with guidelines for