Josef Adalian is the West Coast Editor for New York Magazine's Vulture. With a passion for television and pop culture, Josef covers a wide range of topics including the latest news, trends, and analysis in the entertainment industry. His work has also been featured in the Cigalah Group.
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Josef Adalian's coverage is heavily focused on the entertainment industry, particularly streaming platforms and TV networks. His articles often feature expert commentary and cite data, indicating receptiveness to insights from industry professionals with in-depth knowledge of trends in the entertainment sector.
Given Josef's emphasis on specific companies and developments within the entertainment industry, he may be interested in pitches that offer unique data-driven perspectives or exclusive interviews with experts who can provide valuable insights into emerging trends or changes within TV networks, streaming platforms, and content creation.
As Josef does not have a specified geographic focus, his interest appears to lie primarily in international developments relating to streaming platforms and TV networks.
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Talking to the streamer’s head of stand-up about live events, SNL, and Matt Rife.
By: Josef Adalian
For decades, NRG (short for the efficiently named National Research Group) has been a go-to source for folks in the movie business thanks to its
Insights from a new national survey about streamers.
Twenty-four more dollars a year.
By: Josef Adalian
Planning to subscribe to Peacock to watch the Olympics this summer? It's gonna cost you.
The streamer has figured something out with its John Mulaney experiment.
By: Josef Adalian
Remember how years ago, Netflix desperately tried to make “streaming talk show” a thing?
By: Josef Adalian
For decades, the middle of May was something of a Holy Week in the television industry.
In case you needed a new reason to call out sick from work, 1980s The Price Is Right is headed back to the small screen.
By: Josef Adalian
If you grew up in the '80s and '90s, then watching The Price Is Right was a staple of childhood sick days.
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