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Dreamscape Launches First VR Venue At Westfield Century City

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Los Angeles-based Dreamscape Immersive , which is developing live, in-person virtual reality venues, has set its first location for the Westfield Century City. The company is charging $20.00 per ticket for those live, virtual reality experiences.

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Triller Looks Toward IPO in July

L.A. Business Journal

Century City-based TrillerNet, the owner of short-form video platform Triller, is preparing to file a confidential direct listing with the Securities and Exchange Commission in July that values the company at more than $5 billion, according to a source familiar with the plans.

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Video-Sharing App Triller Acquires Halogen Networks

L.A. Business Journal

Video-sharing platform Triller, which is owned by Century City-based Proxima Media, has completed the acquisition of Halogen Networks.

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Century City Bar Association Annual Entertainment Symposium, Session 2

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Thursday, January 19, 2012 -- Century City Bar Association Annual Entertainment Symposium, Session 2. Session 2 of 4: Right of Publicity and Profit Participation.

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Century City Bar Association Annual Entertainment Symposium, Session 4

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Thursday, January 26, 2012 -- Century City Bar Association Annual Entertainment Symposium, Session 4. Session 4 of 4: Copyright Law, Idea Submission and Trademark Law.

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Century City Bar Association Annual Entertainment Symposium, Session 3

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Tuesday, January 24, 2012 -- Century City Bar Association Annual Entertainment Symposium, Session 3. Session 3 of 4: Copyright Law, Idea Submission and Trademark Law.

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Burke to Remain CEO at AECOM

L.A. Business Journal

Michael Burke, who had been expected to step down as chief executive at Century City-based engineering company AECOM at the end of March, will remain at the helm of the company for the foreseeable future.