US commissioning downturn will leave audiences short of TV in early 2024
US commissioning downturn will leave audiences short of TV in early 2024
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WGA Strike or Not, New TV Programming Faces Shortfall in 2024
Ampere says slowdown in new TV commissioning began in 2022
Source: tvtechnology.com
Streaming Services Are Ordering Fewer Series - Except for Amazon and Apple TV+
"Peak TV has peaked," reports the new York Times: The never-ending supply of new programming that helped define the streaming era — spawning shows at a breakneck pace but also overwhelming viewers with too many choices — appears to finally be slowing. The number of adult scripted serie...
Source: slashdot.org
Streaming's golden age is suddenly dimming
The never-ending supply of new programming that helped define the streaming era appears to finally be slowing.
Source: afr.com
Streaming's Golden Age Is Suddenly Dimming - The New York Times
After years of breakneck growth, the number of scripted TV series orders made by networks and streamers is in decline.
Source: nytimes.com
Disney Solidifies Lead in Scripted TV Content
Amazon has recorded the strongest growth among all platforms
Source: tvtechnology.com
On Air Today: Orange County Veterans Memorial
Fred Black and Jim Merritt stop by to discuss the current status of the Orange County Veterans Memorial - and what you can do to help.
Source: chapelboro.com
Gov. Cooper Names Chapel Hill, Carrboro Community Members to State Advisory Roles
North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper named several Chapel Hill and Carrboro community members to state advisory boards and commissions on Friday.
Source: chapelboro.com
How the pandemic stalled peak TV
How the pandemic stalled peak TV 1 Mar, 2021 05:00 AM 9 minutes to read The pandemic created a break in the boom time known as Peak TV. Photo / Yoshi Sodeoka, The New York Times The pandemic created a break in the boom time known as Peak TV. Photo / Yoshi Sodeoka, The New York Times New York Times By: John Koblin Wheres Succession? Atlanta? After the number of scripted shows fell for the first time in a decade, Hollywood hopes to satisfy a restless audience with less costly fare. What ...
Source: nzherald.co.nz