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Streaming has its own allure, but movie theaters still offer "a little bit of joy"
by
Kai Ryssdal
and Sarah Leeson
Dec 9, 2022
Between surprise hits and the push and pull of streaming, Stephanie Silverman says theaters still have lessons to learn.
Why is streaming video still so messy?
Dec 6, 2022
Streaming platforms are experimenting with different subscription models, advertising strategies and even partnerships with competitors.
Regional theaters struggle to recover from COVID closures
by
Jordan Mangi
Oct 31, 2022
Audiences have not returned to pre-pandemic numbers, while inflation and supply chains have raised the price of productions.
Best picture win for "CODA" a milestone for streaming services
Mar 28, 2022
Apple TV+ invests in a small number of high-end original productions, consistent with the tech giant's premium product line.
How the TV business has changed since the first episode of "Law & Order" in 1990
Feb 24, 2022
The show is returning to a radically different environment, economically and culturally.
One show at a time, Broadway theater is coming back
Sep 27, 2021
Currently 12 shows are open in New York's prime theater district. By year-end, there should be 38.
Streaming platforms are in a smackdown for the fans
Apr 8, 2021
Streaming networks want pro wrestling's fervent, loyal audience, even if it's not as big as it was in the 1990s, the sport's heyday.
For public good, not for profit.
"Lupin" feeds Netflix viewers' foreign-series frenzy
Jan 25, 2021
Netflix said in its earnings report last week that "Lupin" is set to rack up 70 million views in its first month, a new record.
How far can shows boldly go in the streaming age?
Sep 8, 2020
The first episode of "Star Trek" aired 54 years ago today. What does TV show longevity look like in the era of streaming services?
Victoria Rowell on why she started a DIY show for the marginalized
by
Kimberly Adams
and Daniel Shin
Sep 7, 2020
Victoria Rowell, executive producer and host of "Trash vs. Treasure," talks about the value of cardboard and the dignity of living in a home you love.