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Creatorverse: How IShowSpeed and the Obamas Partnered on a Critically Praised Doc
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Bye Piggy: Women Candidates Triumph in Midterm Wave After Years of Trump’s Pounding Down
This election put 116 women in House seats, seven women in the Senate and nine new women in the governors’ mansions
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5 Potential Box Office Surprises This Holiday Season
In this week’s Reel to Real column, we look towards the final two months of the year
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What Caused the Ratings Decline at Fox News?
The cable news network lost 27% of its total day viewers in October compared to a year earlier. Where did they go?
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Earnings Season Has an M&A Elephant in the Room
In this week’s The Ledger, analyst Doug Creutz explains how media M&A is shifting from deal-making to deal-doing
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Fall’s Spookiest TV Trend Is Reviving Horror Classics
Plus, the NBA season kicks off strong and the Dolly Parton tribute draws eyes
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Creatorverse: Instagram’s Longform Bet Proves the Creator Economy Is Locked in on TV
Features isn’t just a YouTube rival; it’s further proof that living room viewership is paying off for creators
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Is DC’s ‘Clayface’ a Hit?
In this week’s Reel to Real, unpacking what that $24 million opening weekend signals for James Gunn and Peter Safran’s new DC trajectory
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What Elon Musk’s Skydance Bet Really Means
In this week’s The Media Front, we unpack Musk’s $1 billion investment into the media company
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Broadcast TV Is Rebounding. Should Netflix Take Note?
Plus, Hispanic audiences show out for streaming movies and “Lioness” closes out strong
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Creatorverse: Creators Are Developing Their Own Talent Pipelines
Colin and Samir’s Big Idea Fund awarded $25,000 so a creator could make a five-part docuseries
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How ‘You Can See Everything’ Shattered Box Office Records
Reel to Real: A24 leveraged Nathan Fielder fandom, mystique and fear of spoilers for a $15 million opening weekend
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AI Is Paying for News, but at What Price?
In this week’s The Media Front, a closer look at news organizations partnering with AI giants — and the cost of such a deal
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What Will Oscar Voters Think of That Wacky Elizabeth Holmes Documentary?
Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim’s “You Can See Everything” is a fall sensation, but it faces hurdles on the way to awards attention
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Hello Sunshine, Goodbye Cash
The Ledger: When seasoned Hollywood operators take a 90+% hit on a startup headed by an A-list star, the industry takes notice
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