Syndication, While Challenged, Remains Essential To TV Stations
Station groups and syndicators are looking to collaborate more in an effort to make new shows work for everyone.
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Station groups and syndicators are looking to collaborate more in an effort to make new shows work for everyone.
The history of syndicated TV programs stretches back to the early days of broadcast television
Fox and Debmar-Mercury, the production team behind Sherri Shepherd’s eponymous daytime talk show, have renewed “Sherri” for two more seasons.
Exclusivity, streaming rights and the quest for profitable programming are high on the list of challenges facing the relationship between syndicated program producer/distributors and TV station groups. Industry leaders working to resolve these issues and find new opportunities for successful shows will share their perspectives in a panel, Syndication’s Changing Business Model, at TVNewsCheck’s Programming […]
Last week, Fox Television Stations convened station groups and syndicators for a press- and deals-free ideas exchange in Los Angeles. Attendees said it could become an annual event. (Fox Television Stations photo)