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President Trump discussing movie tariffs at a White House press conference.
Analyst: Trump Tariffs Would Have ‘Chilling Impact On TV Production’

By George Winslow Published

Retaliatory levies could hurt international sales of TV shows and disrupt the way high-profile dramas are produced

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From left, Yelena Chak, CBS Entertainment; Tony Phelan and Joan Rater, co-creators, “Fire Country;” Bryan Seabury, CBS Studios; and moderator Elaine Low of The Ankler.
2025 NAB Show: In Developing Procedurals, Characters Matter

By Alyson Trager Published

NAB Show Executives behind CBS’s ‘Fire Country’ say compelling protagonists keep viewers invested

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Matt Smith in 'House of the Dragon' on HBO/Max
BB Media: Scripted Content Maintains Dominance Worldwide

By Tom Butts Published

Research Supply of unscripted content has declined in the past two years

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Netflix, Amazon and Hulu Eye Older Linear TV Viewers With Programming Choices

By Michael Balderston Published

Streaming services are making a concentrated effort to draw in consumers 35 and older

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Netflix, Amazon Outspend Major Broadcasters on Programming

By Michael Balderston Published

They say you have to spend money to make money, and Netflix and Amazon have been subscribers to that theory as of late.

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Report: 63 Million Now Watch Digital Video Programming Regularly

By Michael Balderston Published

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Broadcasters Increasingly Taking an OTT Approach to Programming

By Tom Butts Published

Use of traditional “pilot” episodes down by a third.

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