Jack Reid is a journalist and writer for NextTV, with a focus on the television and streaming industry. His work has also been featured in publications such as BusinessGhana and Cigalah Group. Jack covers a wide range of topics including cable operators, streaming rankings, labor negotiations, and media rights deals.
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Jack Reid's coverage primarily focuses on the entertainment industry, with an emphasis on streaming platforms, TV shows, and audience rankings. He appears to heavily rely on data and official announcements for his articles.
Given this focus, Jack may be interested in receiving pitches related to exclusive insights or analysis of audience trends on streaming platforms such as Netflix or Apple TV. Additionally, he might appreciate expert commentary from industry professionals regarding changes in viewership patterns or emerging trends within the entertainment sector.
As there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Jack's coverage, pitches should keep a global perspective when relevant to the topics covered.
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By: Jack Reid
Despite its attached talent and IP, limited series was among a number of Netflix's movies and shows that fell flat last week
By: Jack Reid
For $5.99, Amazon Prime customers can purchase Viaplay as an add-on subscription
By: Jack Reid
PlumResearch says the video-game-adapted series garnered 53 million account views in the U.S. alone during its four days on Amazon Prime Video
By: Jack Reid
And Zack Snyder's 'Rebel Moon -- Part Two' is no 'Barbie,' either
The Fox FAST will gain access to live MMA and women's football
By: Jack Reid
'Raw Travel' producer, host and distributor expects national clearance to reach 97% for docuseries shot in Ukraine last summer
Its the third reboot for the IP, and Netflix is beefing up its casting
Roku is preparing to integrate video formats to its currently static home screen ads and expand new ways to serve commercials to viewers
NBCUniversal's subscription streaming service bumped up its prices for the second time in two years
By: Jack Reid
Viewers became almost 70% more obsessed last week with Richard Gadd's star-making stalker series
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