Andy Meek is a journalist at BGR Media LLC. With over two decades of experience, he covers a wide range of topics including streaming, entertainment, and digital storytelling, while also exploring the intersections of media and culture. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Guardian, Forbes, and Yahoo News.
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Andy Meek's coverage is heavily focused on entertainment news, including TV shows and movies from various streaming platforms. He also provides expert commentary and reviews, indicating a preference for industry insights and critical analysis.
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The glamorous magazine business depicted in the newly released sequel to "The Devil Wears Prada" has little in common with today’s struggling media industry.
By: Andy Meek
The death of Ted Turner this week at age 87 has sparked a wave of tributes and reflections on the legacy of a media titan who turned his father's
Recent media earnings reports reveal Hollywood's strategic shift from "streaming growth at all costs" to a focus on profitability and integrated entertainment. Disney's streaming services, Disney+ and Hulu, are now sustainably profitable, prioritizing value extraction via price hikes, advertising, and a future "super app." Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery are consolidating, aiming for scale and improved streaming profitability beyond merely rivaling Netflix. Meanwhile, AMC theaters are thriving by offering premium, experiential moviegoing, boosting attendance and per-patron revenue. Liberty Media's Formula 1 exemplifies this new blueprint, monetizing audience passion through live events, streaming, and luxury branding. This holistic approach aims to deeply weave entertainment companies into consumers' daily lives.
Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro attends the 98th Oscars Nominees Luncheon at the Beverly Hilton hotel in Beverly Hills on February 10, 2026.
NBC is developing a primetime competition show based on The New York Times' popular Wordle puzzle, set to premiere in 2027. Hosted by Today's Savannah Guthrie and produced by Jimmy Fallon's company, the show will feature teams of three players competing for cash prizes. This move reflects the NYT's strategy to expand its content empire beyond traditional news, leveraging successful non-news properties like Wordle into broader franchises.
By: Andy Meek
Andy Meek, Senior Contributor Every four years, the World Cup becomes one of sport's ultimate global spectacles — a cultural juggernaut, in fact, that draws more viewers than the Olympics.
By: Andy Meek
Two things still stand out to me from the last time I interviewed Netflix co-founder Marc Randolph several years ago.
By: Andy Meek
Emily Rudd as Nami, Inaki Godoy as Monkey D. Luffy, and Jacob Romero as Usopp in Season 2 of Netflix's "One Piece." Netflix
By: Andy Meek
Andy Meek, Senior Contributor 5 min read Google CEO Sundar Pichai speaks during a keynote address at Google I/O on May 19, 2026, in Mountain View, California.
Google’s new AI Search experience is triggering fears across the media industry that publishers could lose the traffic lifeline that’s sustained the web for decades.
