Dispensing witticisms in hopes of your approval. Media analyst @Variety Intelligence Platform. Formerly @EW, @THR.
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Tyler Aquilina focuses on the entertainment industry, particularly streaming services and Hollywood. His articles often cite data and provide investment analysis, indicating an interest in factual information and financial implications within the industry.
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By: Tyler Aquilina
The injunction blocking Venu Sports leaves the door open for future legal challenges to longstanding cable bundle practices
Resolution of Hollywood's 2023 strikes gave TV workers a first-ever bonus based on viewership, so why are entertainment creatives not reveling?
If one views the streaming wars as a battle of viewing time, the true victor would not be Netflix but YouTube
The fall 2024 season marks a historic low for scripted shows in the broadcast lineup This is more likely to prove a permanent shift away from scripted content than an aftereffect of 2023's strikes
The Outstanding Comedy Series Emmy win for “Hacks” boosted the series' viewership but not to massive levels
Netflix insists its talent payment model is not changing, but doing so would fit with its current strategic path
Adding Apple TV+ to Prime Video Channels is a win for Amazon but not a paradigm shift for streaming
A recent panel of animation players and experts posited an optimistic view of AI's potential role in animation
Disney stopped allowing its new SVOD subscribers to sign up through Apple's App Store, a move Netflix made back in 2018
New research found YouTube's content spending (i.e., payments to creators) outranks that of nearly every Hollywood studio
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