LONDON -- Dutch interactive format venture 2waytraffic has acquired Complete Communications International, the company behind hit gameshow "Who Wants to be a Millionaire?" in a deal valued at €106 ...
HILVERSUM, September 27: Half-year turnover at 2waytraffic was up 341 percent to 39.5 million euros, driven in part by the company’s acquisition of the Who Wants to be a Millionaire? format last year.
Sony Pictures Entertainment has acquired Dutch TV production company 2waytraffic for $223.5 million as it looks to expand its reality television portfolio outside the U.S. Shingle, which went up for ...
Sony Pictures Entertainment has made a $280 million buyout bid for Dutch TV format group 2waytraffic, whose licenses include "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?" and "You Are What You Eat," the companies ...
London - March 10, 2008 - Glu Mobile Inc. (Nasdaq: GLUU), a leading global publisher of mobile games, and 2waytraffic International, a global leader in interactive entertainment, today announced an ...
LONDON/OSLO: Sony Pictures Television’s 2waytraffic International has signed a first-look agreement with Nordic World. Jan Salling, the chief operating officer and sales director of Nordic World, said ...
2waytraffic NV, the Dutch interactive content company has announced that 2waytraffic’s mobile content division Emexus has been fully integrated into its business. Emexus, acquired in June 2006, has ...
Dutch interactive firm 2waytraffic has appointed Endemol International’s director of international sales as MD of its sales arm 2waytraffic International. From February 1, Ed Louwerse will take ...
Dutch firm 2waytraffic is in exclusive talks with Celador for the rights to Who Wants To Be A Millionaire?, it was confirmed this afternoon. The interactive content company, which is traded on the ...
Mumbai: Sony Pictures Entertainment announced that it has successfully acquired control of the Dutch entertainment company 2waytraffic. The acquisition gives SPE new capabilities in the global light ...
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