"It's a bit premature, but I think it's quite evident this is going to be a season of real high-test entertainment," said Nikki Rocco, Universal Pictures' distribution chief.
Ford said that it hopes to use the OpenXC research project as a way to test new entertainment and connectivity solutions, and get a head start on the changing (and increasingly more technological) landscape, like fast-changing content preferences and "buy as you can" rental app solutions.
Service venue workers had more sexual partners, were more likely to report sex work, and more likely to have a positive syphilis test than entertainment venue workers (prevalence ratio: 5.4; 95 % CI 1.4 20.6).
Occupying all of the New Museum's third floor, "Primitive" has the patience-testing, anti-entertainment effect we've come to expect of avant-garde moviemaking.
"The test for branded entertainment is, 'Does it create a strong affiliation with the brand?' and 'Does it reinforce the underlying brand message?' " he said.
The first time through, the album is as much an endurance test as an entertainment, reaching back to New York rock's most raucous no-wave experiments of the late 1970's and also echoing vanguardists like Merzbow and This Heat.
The post-hoc test revealed that entertainment and trust affect perceived value.
Children can also test-drive video entertainment at In the Game, where large screens, enveloping sound and vibrating floors make them feel as if they have really entered the Matrix.
Prototype units were constructed and field tested in the entertainment industry, at the San Francisco International Airport, at the NASA Kennedy Space Center, with the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), and with the Connecticut Department of Transportation.
Different rules apply at the Improvathon, an extemporised entertainment endurance test, now on its fourth London outing.
Edinburgh in August, long established as a proving ground for new talent, is also operating as a place for the big names in international commercial entertainment to test themselves anew.
