March 30, 2012—Kenyans will be able to enjoy cutting-edge motion picture and sound technologies starting Friday, March 30 when the country's first digital IMAX theater system opens at the 20th Century Plaza in Nairobi. Read the full article from AllAfrica.com here.

March 30, 2012— Richard Gelfond, chief executive officer of IMAX Corp., talks about the impact of the film The Hunger Games from Lions Gate Entertainment Corp., the outlook for the movie theater industry and growth for his company. Gelfond speaks with Betty Liu on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop." Watch the full interview here.

March 12, 2012—Cinema Technology Magazine covers the digital conversion of the Millennium Point theater in Birmingham, UK. Read the full article here beginning on page 16 (registration may be required).

March 2, 2012—Film Journal International speaks with SMPTE President Peter Ludé about topics and trends to be analyzed at the upcoming Technology Summit for Cinema. Read the full article here.

March 2, 2012—The Jan. 9 world premiere of a fully functional laser-illuminated prototype projector was far from the only first that the Barco team of engineers and designers from Belgium, along with their North American colleagues in sales and marketing, showcased in Galveston, Texas. Read the full article from Film Journal International here.

March 2, 2012—Airport Authority Hong Kong and UA Cinemas are to open the UA IMAX Theatre at Hong Kong International Airport Terminal 2 – the world’s first airport IMAX theater. Read the full article from The Moodie Report here.

February 24, 2012—One of the orangutans starring in the IMAX film Born to Be Wild has been treated to a special jungle screening in Indonesia – and was captivated until the trumpet of elephants scared her off. Read the full article from the Huffington Post here.

February 21, 2012—The Fast and Furious franchise co-star Paul Walker will fittingly narrate the new IMAX 3D film Air Racers, about the Reno National Championship air races. Read the full article from The Hollywood Reporter here.

February 20, 2012—The change in Chinese policy on foreign media is good news for the giant screen exhibitor, which has spent 15 years establishing itself in the Asian market. Read the full article from The Hollywood Reporter here.

February 10, 2012—IMAX Darling Harbour is home to the world's largest screen, measuring 29.5 metres high and 35.7 metres wide. It's been in place for 16 years, and now it's time for a replacement. Go behind the scenes with our photo tour, and find out why the CEO of IMAX Australia is against switching from film to digital. Read the full article from ZDNet.come here.