Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p Curt Marvis is President of Digital Media at Lionsgate, a position he has held since April 2008. He oversees the entirety of Lionsgate's digital business portfolio, which includes the following: Digital delivery agreements for filmed entertainment content Equity investment in Break.com FEARnet On Demand and FEARnet.com EPIX premium entertainment channel TV Guide Network and TV Guide.comAs is the case for many studio executives behind digital distribution, Marvis' position can be challenging to define given that digital strategies span a number of different departments and a wide array of unlike business initiatives. In an interview with Variety, Marvis described his job as interfacing with each of Lionsgate's departments (i.e., theatrical, television, home entertainment, music, corporate development, business development, channel business, and investor/financial community) to coordinate all revenue-generating functions related to digital strategies. In his own words:"...[I]n the home entertainment group, for example, I get involved in everything from shifting windows, pricing issues, iTunes stuff, everything moving from the packaged goods business to the digital world. ...I go to the home entertainment meetings and deal with their issues, to the TV group, etc. I’m spread around all of that. I think you could describe my role in many ways as both business development and also as an implementer once we have a project we can wrap our arms around. So a lot of it is really identifying the issues we’ve got to take care of in each of the divisions of the company and we add resources as we need to."↑ ↑ ↑ 3.0 3.1. }
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- Curt_Marvis abstract "Curt Marvis is President of Digital Media at Lionsgate, a position he has held since April 2008. He oversees the entirety of Lionsgate's digital business portfolio, which includes the following: Digital delivery agreements for filmed entertainment content Equity investment in Break.com FEARnet On Demand and FEARnet.com EPIX premium entertainment channel TV Guide Network and TV Guide.comAs is the case for many studio executives behind digital distribution, Marvis' position can be challenging to define given that digital strategies span a number of different departments and a wide array of unlike business initiatives. In an interview with Variety, Marvis described his job as interfacing with each of Lionsgate's departments (i.e., theatrical, television, home entertainment, music, corporate development, business development, channel business, and investor/financial community) to coordinate all revenue-generating functions related to digital strategies. In his own words:"...[I]n the home entertainment group, for example, I get involved in everything from shifting windows, pricing issues, iTunes stuff, everything moving from the packaged goods business to the digital world. ...I go to the home entertainment meetings and deal with their issues, to the TV group, etc. I’m spread around all of that. I think you could describe my role in many ways as both business development and also as an implementer once we have a project we can wrap our arms around. So a lot of it is really identifying the issues we’ve got to take care of in each of the divisions of the company and we add resources as we need to."↑ ↑ ↑ 3.0 3.1".