#tv-industry

#tv-industry

A second Trump Administration may reshape the TV, streaming, and digital video landscape by enabling mega-mergers and promoting more conservative programming.

2024 was a significant year for corporate restructuring in the TV and streaming industries.

Current Hollywood satires fail to address pressing issues like streaming and AI, as seen in HBO's The Franchise.

The Comeback stands out for its insightful, humorous take on the entertainment industry from two decades ago.

Roku transformed from a streaming company to the leader in the U.S. smart TV market through strategic partnerships with Hisense and TCL.

Understanding the evolving terminology in TV, streaming, and digital video industry is crucial for industry professionals to have effective conversations.

The current trend in streaming prioritizes short seasons over traditional longer formats, despite the proven engagement they provide for audiences.

Nava Mau is the first out trans performer nominated for an Emmy in a limited series or TV movie acting category.

The 76th Emmy Awards faced backlash for notable exclusions in the 'In Memoriam' segment.

Shelley Duvall and Chita Rivera's omissions led to social media outrage.

Fans criticized the Emmys for not including Matthew Perry, despite his previous mention.

Social media marketing is prevalent but often lacks genuine content.

Harpoon focuses on effective marketing strategies for film and TV industry.

Dabney Coleman, acclaimed character actor known for comically macho roles, passed away at 92 in California.

The WGA Awards celebrate screenwriting impact on film and television, even without predicting Oscars or Emmys.

The 2024 Emmy nominations list showcases an abundance of LGBTQ+ stars and stories, highlighting a significant shift towards LGBTQ+ representation and leadership in the TV industry.

The presence of LGBTQ+ characters on TV is decreasing, with many disappearing due to show cancellations or endings.