A former journalist who joined the television industry in 2016.
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Such contract standoffs have made blackouts commonplace in the television industry.
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One of Georgia's leading economic generators is the film and television industry.
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The television industry, already disrupted by streaming platforms Netflix Inc and Amazon.
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J Crowley: I worked in the television industry for about 10 years.
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So are all of my colleagues in the film and television industry.
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Meanwhile, the television industry has seen a different, but related, phenomenon play out.
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That could launch a new wave of consolidation in the broadcast television industry.
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The woman said she met Moonves through her employment in the television industry.
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However, yellowface is still a common practice in the film and television industry.
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Streaming services like Netflix have broken into the television industry awards circuit, too.
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Few in the television industry would put much stock in such a figure.
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Last year's Emmy Awards seemed to signal positive change in the television industry.
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If you thought that Mayer was no veteran of the television industry, think again.
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"Being in the music and television industry, your image is very important," she says.
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Furthermore, the Chinese television industry has experienced unprecedented amounts of growth in recent years.
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CES has historically been the launching pad for notable advances in the television industry.
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The Danish film and television industry does, however, have idiosyncrasies that serve it well.
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The television industry invites jargon like few others, an alphabet soup of specs and techs.
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And there are few people in the television industry more powerful than Murphy right now.
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Still, HBO's longtime spot in the pole position of the television industry isn't so certain.
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Sharing content has become regular practice in the television industry, as budgets and resources shrink.
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We're going to talk about why that is and what's happened in the television industry.
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Not only deconstruction of the Monkees, but deconstruction of the entire Hollywood film and television industry.
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A scandal within the television industry may make headlines, but harassment itself is hardly an anomaly.
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IO utilising YouGov data within its solution, which mainly focused on the film and television industry.
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The cable television industry is supposedly under pressure from the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime.
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It took years for the television industry to fully appreciate the threat it faced from streaming.
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DR, including Ramasjang, is a training ground for the much-admired Danish film and television industry.
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Critic's Notebook The television industry in 1990 was facing problems much like those it confronts today.
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FX's "Feud" renewal once again underscores what a dizzying time it is for the television industry.
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Nielsen is paid hundreds of millions of dollars a year by the television industry that it measures.
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This Is Us took the entire television industry by storm when it debuted last year on NBC.
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Mediator For decades the annual television industry ritual known as the upfronts has gone the same way.
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In many ways, though, the show reflected the tensions and changes animating the television industry in 2018.
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Perhaps the hottest secret in the television industry right now is what sort of viewership Netflix pulls.
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I soon left my successful career in the film and television industry to pursue fitness leadership full-time.
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This week Walt published a column on what he learned at Code Media, in relation to television industry.
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The smaller firm now relies on costly live cable sports and news in an increasingly competitive television industry.
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Brienne Rose is one of the hottest up-and-coming music supervisors in the film and television industry.
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We will help return the Company to its rightful iconic position in the independent film and television industry.
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I believed that certain things were going to happen in the television industry, the most important being consolidation.
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This would be comparable to reserving seats on the Federal Communications Commission's board for the cable television industry.
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In just seven years, Netflix has revolutionized the television industry with its original content, Vulture's Josef Adalian reports.
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In the eight years since "Game of Thrones" went on the air, the television industry has been upended.
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Speaking to reporters on the red carpet before the event, Lumley hailed the standards in the modern television industry.
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China's tax bureau said in June it was launching a tax evasion investigation into the film and television industry.
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In the television industry, of course, people might film pilots with the understanding that they'll never get picked up.
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But the harm was nevertheless severe, Ms. Gordon says, because she left the television industry, abandoning a promising career.
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I got an offer in the television industry, but that felt really corporate and boring and not very creative.
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Bringing back the discount, analysts have said, all but guarantees new efforts at consolidating the television industry even further.
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Dual revenue streams have also historically been the bedrock of the television industry, allowing it to fund expensive programming.
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One of the biggest debates in the television industry currently is over the large amount of programming available to consumers.
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She's shown her knowledge of the television industry and displayed a shocking level of self-possession about her Instagram haters.
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The man who tried to turn the television industry upside down with Aereo now has home broadband in his sites.
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The former employee spoke to The Times on the condition of anonymity for fear of retribution within the television industry.
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If Ms. Dungey has prime-time solutions that escaped Mr. Lee, the entire television industry will be eager to know them.
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In the 1990s, the Chinese government spent vast sums building a television industry, only for cathode ray tubes to become outdated.
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Nielsen has produced ratings for the television industry for decades, and has been tracking figures for streaming services in recent years.
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The pay-television industry — which includes powerhouses such as Comcast and DirecTV — mounted an offensive against the proposal earlier this year.
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Pai's broad FCC ownership review could launch a new wave of consolidation in the broadcast television industry, analysts and companies said.
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The broad FCC ownership review could launch a new wave of consolidation in the broadcast television industry, analysts and companies said.
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The television industry aired a record number of scripted shows in the U.S. last year, John Koblin of the NYT writes.
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Desired qualifications include knowledge of and interest in the television industry and pop culture landscape as well as Microsoft Office skills.
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And yet everybody in the television industry seems aware that streaming is the future, so there's really no reason to hold back.
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Kate also works in the [television] industry with her brother, who is a really hot, gorgeous actor, so she struggles with that.
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The television industry continues to evolve amid a consumer shift to on-demand and streaming services and away from traditional cable packages.
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Cable companies like Comcast and Verizon had opposed the measure, maintaining that consumers already enjoyed more choices as the television industry evolved.
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I had written "Three Blind Mice" about disruption of the television industry, which was totally reliant on advertising back when it started.
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The pay-television industry is largely opposed to Wheeler's proposal, even though he adopted the app-based approach they've championed for months.
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The television industry last went through this sort of turbulence in the late 1970s and early 1980s, when cable television was maturing.
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Sky Chief Executive Jeremy Darroch has said that American internet companies such as Amazon and Netflix will not destroy the television industry.
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Mr. Moonves did not reach the heights of the television industry without knowing how to navigate the terrain and guard his turf.
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As the Welsh government champions the revitalization of its mother tongue, the country's television industry is doing its part toward language immersion.
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Published in 2014, "Nothing is True and Everything is Possible" is a memoir of working in Russia's television industry in the 2000s.
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Over the years, it's become both a representation of the film and television industry and a statement of where the industry is going.
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In recent years, the television industry has seen viewers increasingly gravitate towards online streaming video services and shunning pricier cable and satellite subscriptions.
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It goes without saying that women have long been underrepresented in the film and television industry — but that extends well beyond just actors.
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The bottom line: Distribution fights that limit viewer access are becoming much more frequent as the traditional television industry becomes upended by technology.
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The Television Academy, an honorary society dedicated to the television industry, is the organization that hosts and presents the Emmy awards each year.
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But it also focused interest on Israel's television industry, which has become a growing exporter both of series and formats for production abroad.
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And the reality-television industry, with its susceptibility to spoilers and demands for authenticity, is particularly sensitive to issues of discretion and trust.
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It certainly worked that way for Emily Hoffman, 25, who works in the television industry in New York, and her mother, Amy Plummer.
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It's only natural that Los Angeles, home to the film and television industry, would pop up as the setting for many a film.
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Facing uncertain times, the television industry has bet that nostalgia for familiar shows will give them an edge — and an pre-existing audience.
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"I always fancied a job within the television industry and broadcasting, so hopefully that's something I can explore later in life," she says.
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Growth would help the 46-year-old Sinclair gain more negotiating leverage in the television industry, which has consolidated rapidly in recent years.
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The television industry lost a culture-changing executive, Grant Tinker, who in the '80s made NBC the network to watch in prime time.
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In the film and television industry, we make entertainment that inspires, challenges, delights, and often times affects profound change on individuals and society.
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The Time's Up movement in Hollywood has shed light on sexual harassment and gender discrimination that plague women in the film and television industry.
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Like others in the cable television industry, Comcast is grappling with competition from Alphabet Inc's YouTube TV and subscription video services like Netflix Inc.
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The secret cabal of television industry leaders and tastemakers has gotten together and decided that the next big thing in TV technology is 4K.
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In the television industry, the use of video created for a particular show is often governed by complex arrangements with producers, distributors and actors.
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Schiffer warned that there could be a "drought of content" across the film and television industry if productions are shut down for too long.
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Viewership figures in the television industry have been delayed this week because of an electrical problem at a Nielsen company facility near Tampa, Fla.
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Over the last couple of years, as Netflix has crashed the gates of the television industry, the service has aimed to attract all age groups.
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Like others in the cable television industry, Comcast is grappling with rival offerings from Alphabet Inc's YouTube TV and subscription video services like Netflix Inc .
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There are cord-cutters and cord-nevers, and now Showtime's president, David Nevins, has added a new term to the television industry lexicon: Cord-cobblers.
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The television industry has worked hard to finalize a next-generation standard and the time is now for the FCC to approve this new standard.
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The delay is a blow to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler, who had been pitted against the pay-television industry in a fight over the reforms.
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Ofcom Chief Executive Sharon White said the rapid change in what we watch and how we watch had profound implications for the UK television industry.
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First, how many professionals in the film and television industry will choose this unit over drones from high-end competitors like Ascending Technologies and FreeFly?
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Apple has scored a coup in Silicon Valley's increasingly global search for television industry talent, recruiting the highly regarded UK-based broadcasting executive Jay Hunt.
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The plan was intended to bring more competition to the television industry and liberate consumers from an average of $231 in annual cable box fees.
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This draconian anti-choice law would discourage people in our industry from working in Georgia and could harm the state's vibrant film and television industry.
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Today, the city's film- and television-industry is booming, contributing nearly $9 billion a year to the economy and creating about 104,000 full-time jobs.
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But they're also rescinding rules on overconcentration in the broadcast television industry, while Congress has moved to let ISPs sell their users' private browsing data.
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He blasted the television industry in a 1961 address to the National Association of Broadcasters, a speech that became known as the "vast wasteland" speech.
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USC's School of Cinematic Arts — ranked best in the nation — produces many of the finest talents in the copyright-intensive Hollywood film and television industry.
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Although the show does not yet have a release date, the announcement comes after months of controversy over racial diversity in the film and television industry.
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The television industry lives and dies on viewership, which is studied by third-parties like Nielsen Media Research or by a network's in-house research team.
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In a heartfelt Twitter thread, DuVernay expanded on an ongoing message about the necessity of consciously creating opportunities for women in the film and television industry.
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Similarly, in China's growing television industry, a select few, namely Baidu, Alibaba and Tencent, continue to dominate the marketplace in terms of original TV content production.
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The television industry these days is fixated on the hyper-specific voice of the individual auteur, but the world of music has never been so collaborative.
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However, it is also another example of a changing game show landscape that is leaning toward inclusivity, just like the rest of the the television industry.
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Since Mr. Pai has taken the top seat at the F.C.C., his deregulatory actions have ushered in the possibility of consolidation in the broadcast television industry.
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The more this attitude takes hold, and the more that studios realize how valuable their library of titles has become, the more the television industry changes.
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Spielberg has said Netflix films should be considered as made for TV productions and thus should be included in the annual Emmy Awards for the television industry.
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AllVid would devastate the diversity of our television industry as we know it, and create a problem in what is currently a healthy and dynamic creative ecosystem.
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Just what those repercussions will be — not only for the television industry, but the political system at large — remained an open question as the evening wore on.
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" The Writers Guild of America East and West also condemned HB481, saying it "would make Georgia an inhospitable place for those in the film and television industry.
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Jimmy Kimmel told Deadline over the weekend he would dial back the Trump jokes at the Lincoln Center on Tuesday night when he roasts the television industry.
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Pomerantsev, the British son of Russian émigrés, had worked in Russia's state-controlled television industry, and portrayed it as a hypnotic circus full of wild, melodramatic extremes.
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"We could not be more excited to extend our partnership with Greg Berlanti, a true giant in the television industry," Peter Roth, the president of Warner Bros.
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The film explores Villechaize's struggles growing up, his relationship with his parents, how he got into the film and television industry and how his life fell apart.
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" The Writers Guild of America East and West has also condemned HB481, saying it "would make Georgia an inhospitable place for those in the film and television industry.
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Yes, cancellation is common in the television industry, and everybody on a TV set is conscious that they might have to find new work in a year's time.
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In an honest conversation with Cynthia Nixon, Tracee Ellis Ross and Michelle Monaghan, the actresses discussed the topics of diversity, sexism and physical appearance in the television industry.
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The company also is accelerating its push into video, an effort aimed at taking advertising dollars from the television industry and increasing the time people spend on Facebook.
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In December two television-industry associations issued guidelines, recently leaked online, which said televised portrayals of homosexuality were taboo—as were those of extramarital affairs and sexual promiscuity.
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EXIT HURDLES Several other private equity buyouts have run into similar objections from Taiwanese regulators more recently, most notably a string of buyouts in the cable television industry.
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"This law would make Georgia an inhospitable place for those in the film and television industry to work, including our members," the writers' union said in its statement.
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They relay his rejection of the institutionalization of pop culture and art by China's government and commercial powers, mainly through the television industry, which boomed in the '80s.
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He continued to work in the film and television industry throughout the 1980s and 1990s, earning another Oscar (shared with Bhanu Athaiya) for his costumes for 1983's Ghandi.
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" He also mentions that "this publicly embarrassing disclosure, according to proof, has ruined his career in the stage, motion picture and television industry which he has never recovered from.
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These days, however, the nature of the television industry is a lot different than it was just a few years ago—thanks to the recent embrace of digital technology.
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Waithe, a queer woman of color, is exactly what the film and television industry needs — more people with diverse identities moving stories forward in behind-the-scenes leadership roles.
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AMC is doing this, the sources said, as a way to support the traditional cable television industry at a time when many younger consumers are increasingly cutting the cord.
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When he was in high school a local network advertised a job for puppeteers, and the opportunistic teenager feigned string-pulling expertise so he could crack the television industry.
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This week, the television industry will put on its biggest show of the year, the upfront presentations, an annual deal-making ritual that goes back more than five decades.
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Seth Meyers, who will host the Golden Globe Awards for the first time on Sunday, has a tough task: celebrating the television industry while referencing its sexual harassment crisis.
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But the agreement with Comcast is nevertheless significant, and another sign that a subscription-based business model has become more important as ratings have fallen throughout the television industry.
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The Australian film and television industry is small, so many young Australian actors who start on the soaps move to Hollywood to try and become the next Chris Hemsworth.
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Like others in the cable television industry, Comcast is grappling with the appeal to customers of rival offerings from Alphabet Inc's YouTube TV and subscription video services like Netflix Inc.
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The case against Ailes has already shown the world an ugly side of the television industry, one still rife with sexism, in which harassment often happens behind closed office doors.
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Making no direct reference to the scandal engulfing the studio, Mr Barrack said Colony would help return TWC to "its rightful iconic position in the independent film and television industry".
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Big broadcast media companies have been performing better than expected for decades, but that won't stop the inevitable economic decline looming for the television industry, analyst Todd Juenger said Thursday.
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The regulations were the latest move by the F.C.C. to encourage online video and to bring more attention to the closed television industry dominated by cable, telecom and satellite companies.
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" That response caused some folks on Twitter to remind Pence that Georgia's thriving film and television industry has led the state to become known as "the Hollywood of the South.
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Talk to folks within The CW or the greater television industry, and you'll learn about a weird reality of working at The CW that's almost entirely unique to the network.
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While the television industry as a whole saw a 20 percent increase last week compared to the month prior, HBO Now saw the highest usage on its platform since summer.
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While the television industry as a whole saw a 20 percent increase last week compared to the month prior, HBO Now saw the highest usage on its platform since summer.
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Speaking more broadly, Nevill underlined how the movie and television industry "is absolutely not balanced" when it comes to gender and inclusion, and therefore doesn't reflect society as a whole.
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The telecom company's Bell Media unit said on Tuesday it is reducing its radio and television industry workforce in more than two dozen locations across the country by an unspecified number.
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These implications make the increase in Chinese original television content a milestone, emphasizing both the strength and reach of top Chinese internet conglomerates, as well as the growing Chinese television industry.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - China will launch a tax evasion investigation into the country's film and television industry, the tax bureau said in a statement posted on its official website on Sunday.
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The cable television industry has become more tightly controlled, and many Americans rely on a monopoly provider; prices have risen at twice the rate of inflation over the past five years.
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Meanwhile, the deal gives Lifetime a chance at live sports programming, one of the more resistant sectors in a cable-television industry disrupted by trends like streaming services and cord-cutting.
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" The answer from artists, museums, theaters, actors, writers, musicians and the movie and television industry is, to a rare degree in previous presidential elections: "Your guess is as good as mine.
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Since 2012 they have renovated multiple others in nearby Echo Park and Boyle Heights, a business they began as a way for Mr. Ekedahl to transition out of the television industry.
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Since then, when the television industry average for female directors was 2140 percent, Mr. Murphy has increased the number of women, minority and gay directors on his shows to 235 percent.
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Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler said Thursday that he is likely to include ideas from the pay-television industry in his proposed reforms for the video set-top box market.
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SHANGHAI, June 4 (Reuters) - China will launch a tax evasion investigation into the country's film and television industry, the tax bureau said in a statement posted on its official website on Sunday.
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Two powerful speeches took on the racism, sexism and negativity prevalent in Australian entertainment — something that has never quite been addressed by the wider television industry, let alone by the Logies itself.
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The big picture: Television industry consolidation has accelerated over the past two years, as large networks struggle to attract live TV audiences and consumers ditch large bundled cable packages for cheaper alternatives.
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The latest print issue of Variety, one of Hollywood's main trade papers and websites, is a special report dedicated entirely to the state of transgender representation in the film and television industry.
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China said earlier this month that it would launch investigations into tax evasion in the country's film and television industry after a series of famous names were accused of signing fake contracts.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Hollywood actress Emma Watson on Wednesday backed guidelines to tackle harassment and bullying in Britain's film and television industry as sex abuse scandals rip through the working world.
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In October, regulators fined top-earning actress Fan Bingbing nearly $70 million over tax evasion and warned others in the booming film and television industry to come clean or face similar charges.
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In a film and television industry that has long disadvantaged voices of color, the festival provides its filmmakers with much-needed space to take creative risks and tell their own unique stories.
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Enter into the world of a man determined to make his mark in the brutally competitive broadcast television industry, to forge a new path out of the ashes of a dead career.
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When you reach a certain level of stature or celebrity in the television industry, the promise of an "executive producer" title might be what gets you to sign on to a series.
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Indeed, the MPAA reports that the film and television industry alone directly employs over 2900,220006 Californians (including over 2202,2628 production jobs in Los Angeles County), paying them almost $28500 billion in wages.
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This is why FiveThirtyEight, a politics and economics website with a data journalism perspective, reached out to 13 women in the film and television industry and asked them to devise their own tests.
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The unidentified woman, who worked in the television industry, went to Los Angeles police last year to report three alleged incidents, one on July 1, 68.43 and two others on January 1, 1988.
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Not exactly a bow, and there are Emmys production folks and television industry figures who are telling themselves that during his fleeting appearance at the ceremony, Spicer was being slyly demeaned, not sanitized.
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TEL AVIV — No one in Israel's television industry was much interested when Avi Issacharoff and Lior Raz first pitched "Fauda," about a team of undercover operatives hunting Palestinian terrorists across the West Bank.
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At the same time, there appears to be little resistance to the proposed acquisition of 21st Century Fox assets by Disney, a deal which would reduce competition in the film and television industry.
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Heavyweights in the film and television industry have been using the awards season spotlight to speak out while the heads of companies such as Apple, Facebook and Nike have denounced Trump's immigration ban.
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During Friday's event, industry executives also said the regulations will further squeeze India's paid television industry which was already battling intense competition from video streaming firms such as Netflix and Amazon's Prime Video.
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The goal, Salke previously told CNN, was to help the participants get their foot in the door and add credits to their name, hopefully lead to additional directing work in the television industry.
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The city's film and television industry is booming, contributing nearly $9 billion to the economy and providing more than 100,000 full-time jobs — in part because of a tax credit from the state.
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In the mid 2000s, Ellis says, the television industry began to compete against the film industry, producing work that could contend with the high production value and well-crafted stories of the silver screen.
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The project marks the latest coup for Netflix, which has upended the television industry in the past five years by investing in bold original content that has attracted big names and won multiple awards.
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The Justice Department's approval carried conditions designed to protect competition, coming at a time when the pay television industry faces stagnation due to new competition from over-the-web rivals like Netflix and Hulu.
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The television industry has long been of interest to the maker of Apple TV, since co-founder and late CEO Steve Jobs had ambitions to reinvent the medium, according to technology journalist Walt Mossberg.
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These factors include but are not limited to things such as increasing use of mobile devices for media consumption, increasing numbers in television consumption and a booming film/television industry primed for explosive growth.
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But he is probably best known to the wider television industry for his brief and unsuccessful stint two years ago as senior vice president of NBC News and general manager of the "Today" show.
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Robert Rosencrans, a daring cable television industry pioneer who was instrumental in creating C-Span, the unfiltered public affairs network that faithfully covers government proceedings and civic events, died on Wednesday in Greenwich, Conn.
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The Los Angeles charge evaluation sheet said that the woman met Moonves "through employment in the television industry" and that she alleged sexual abuse by Moonves in 1986 and on two occasions in 1988.
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The University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism's comprehensive recent report on the film and television industry offers unsettling statistics for how this form of violence has been allowed to happen.
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And while AT&T gained a foothold in the television industry by acquiring DirecTV last year, the company has no journalistic lineage, meaning its executives will have to face these challenges on the fly.
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"Yet unlike those [the phone, newspaper and television industry], internet media companies are subject to little regulation, and enjoy a nearly total exemption from legal liability for what happens on their platforms," he said.
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So it was on an afternoon this spring when, feeling optimistic, I clicked an article about the dispute between the Hollywood groups representing screenwriters and agents, which had set the television industry on edge.
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"When Mike was Mayor, he appeared on many television shows that were made in New York City, because the television industry creates good-paying, union jobs," Bloomberg campaign spokesperson Julie Wood told BuzzFeed News.
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He lost $8 billion in the cable television industry, chiefly with a bad bet on cable company Charter Communications, while technology ventures he bankrolled such as Metricom, SkyPix and Interval Research were costly failures.
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LEDE: The pay-television industry and its allies have a clear response to FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler's new proposal to shake up the television set-top box market: it's not good enough, and it's illegal.
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Upping prior statistics bit by bit is a fine idea, but the film and television industry could reach 50/50 gender parity for female directors tomorrow, if that is what those in charge actually wanted.
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The suit prompted 21960st Century Fox to conduct an internal review and it set off an intense round of speculation in the news media and the television industry about Mr. Ailes's future at Fox News.
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The cable television industry is now claiming that copyright laws ought to prevent the Federal Communications Commission from letting you own your own cable box, according to several recent public filings made with the regulator.
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So the Emmys were also a chance for Mr. Spicer to cultivate a television industry audience that he may need as he seeks speaking engagements and paid television appearances in his post-White House life.
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The Justice Department said that the proposed AT&T-Time Warner merger would remake the television industry, giving the combined company the ability to use popular Time Warner content to hurt rival pay-TV providers.
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Investors should buy CBS on the dip, because it is a very attractive acquisition target for companies outside of the television industry, B. Riley FBR managing director and analyst Barton Crockett told CNBC on Monday.
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Ms. Walden, who is known to have a deft hand with talent and is the godmother of the star showrunner Ryan Murphy's children, is one of the most powerful female executives in the television industry.
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The Justice Department's approval carried conditions designed to protect competition, coming at a time when the pay television industry faces stagnation due to new competition from over-the-web rivals like Netflix Inc and Hulu.
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For all the aforementioned risk involved, the film and television industry is an often overlooked engine of the United States economy – providing 2900 million jobs and $220006 billion in wages for hardworking Americans every year.
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Bill Carter, a media analyst for CNN, covered the television industry for The New York Times for 113 years, and has written four books on TV, including The Late Shift and The War for Late Night.
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Netflix has a habit of "disrupting" things — your workday, your interest in doing anything besides sitting on your couch, the television industry — and today, it announced that it would disrupt the very format of comedy itself.
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Spicer was also using the Emmys to burnish his image before a television industry audience that he may need to cultivate as he seeks speaking engagements and paid television appearances in his post-White House life.
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" An audience development director at a media brand who asked to remain anonymous told TechCrunch "Facebook's metrics are definitely problematic, but no more problematic than the ratings from Nielsen the entire television industry works off of.
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Bill Carter, a media analyst for CNN, covered the television industry for The New York Times for 20003 years, and has written four books on TV, including The Late Shift and The War for Late Night.
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Indeed, very nearly the entirety of the television industry is built on the backs of live sports rights packages, and when it comes to, say, the NFL, the league can more or less name its price.
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But in a change from previous comments, lawmakers also questioned whether traditional ways of evaluating mergers are growing outdated as Silicon Valley companies like Facebook and Google become massive media platforms that threaten the television industry.
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It might seem like a bizarre problem but a crackdown on "excessive smoking scenes" is just one of a growing number of restrictions imposed by the Chinese Communist Party on the country's film and television industry.
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A 2006 UCLA study found that the California film and television industry created 8.4 million metric tons of carbon dioxide; the number for the U.S. film and TV industry as a whole was 15 million tons.
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Even the most fearless producers turn pale when we see reports like this one from Digital TV Research, which predicts that, by 2628, online piracy will cost the U.S. film and television industry $28500 billion annually.
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A drama series Emmy for Netflix's supernatural mystery "Stranger Things" or its royal series "The Crown," or Hulu's terrifying "The Handmaid's Tale," would mark the biggest breakthrough in the television industry so far for a streaming service.
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But arguing that the protests are the main reason the NFL's ratings are down — without accounting for the massive changes in the television industry that are dragging down live ratings across the board — makes very little sense.
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But from where I sit with two decades as an executive in the film and television industry and years more as an ambassador and assistant secretary of State for economic affairs, the stakes look even higher still.
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In the television industry, Mr. Shine's promotion was taken as a sign that Rupert Murdoch, who is now executive chairman of Fox News, does not intend a full-scale removal of people who worked closely with Ailes.
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Two years later, moviegoers watched as "Network," the screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky's Academy Award-winning satire of the television industry, introduced them to Howard Beale, a despondent news anchor who vows halfheartedly to kill himself on the air.
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Jack Welch, the legendary chief executive and management guru who died this week at age 84, was all those things and more to Tom Rogers, who helped revolutionize the cable television industry in the 1980s and '90s.
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The Union for Broadcast Workers, which was formed by freelance employees in the television industry after the new law went into effect earlier this month, said it received more than 30 complaints within the first two days.
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"It's now clear that as digital streaming services launch in new markets, governments will treat them in the same manner they regulate the local film or television industry," says Adrian Shahbaz, lead author of the Freedom House report.
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While such negotiations between TV companies and their cable and satellite distributors used to take place behind closed doors, they have erupted into messy public battles in recent years as the television industry has come under more pressure.
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A consolidation in the television industry — all of the broadcast networks and many major cable channels now buy shows primarily from in-house studios — has left Sony, which is not aligned with a network, without a dance partner.
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Each year, media monitoring organization GLAAD—formerly known as the Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation—releases the "Where We Are on TV Report," which analyzes how well the television industry is doing in terms of inclusion and diversity.
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The national campaign to promote the use of designated drivers, conducted by the Harvard T. H. Chan School of Public Health and the television industry starting in the late 1980s, helped change social norms around drinking and driving.
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AT&T is spending on content, however, including the high purchase price for Friends' rights, as well as development deals with a number of top talents from the film and television industry, including Reese Witherspoon, Greg Berlanti and more.
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It's pilot season, after all, the annual time of year where the television industry makes headlines as schedules are shuffled around, shows are cut and picked up, and studios are looking for new ideas and talent to green light.
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The film and television industry are gathered in Las Vegas this week for the National Association of Broadcasters' annual summit, and this evening DJI showed off two new products aimed at the big budget productions rolling out of Hollywood.
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The accusations against Haggis come just days before a slew of actors and actresses are set to wear black at the Golden Globe Awards on Sunday as a means of protesting sexual misconduct in the film and television industry.
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The television industry broke some ground this year with the highest percentage of characters who identified as gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and/or queer since GLAAD started tracking the numbers in an annual report more than 234 years ago.
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At the Television Critics Association's press tour in February, FX CEO John Landgraf argued that Netflix isn't using the same system as the rest of the television industry is, and therefore the streamer's numbers are at least somewhat inflated.
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With fierce competition from the likes of Netflix, Disney and Apple and a relatively new parent company with no track record in entertainment, can it possibly maintain the hegemony it has held over the television industry for so long?
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With fierce competition from the likes of Netflix, Disney and Apple and a relatively new parent company with no track record in entertainment, can it possibly maintain the hegemony it has held over the television industry for so long?
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The moves have shaken the television industry, not only because of the dollar amounts but because they made it clear that the power in Hollywood had shifted away from the traditional entertainment companies in favor of the tech upstarts.
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How China consumes — or doesn't — American entertainment is of major importance to the U.S. film and television industry, which is the world's largest and supports around 21 millions jobs in the country with a reported $22 billion in wages.
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Of course this doesn't mean it's doomed; but it's now a truism, or even an understatement, to say that the movie and television industry has been — and will be further — irrevocably transformed by technology, right down to the fundamental business models.
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A lot has changed in the television industry since then — streaming services have come to rival and even dethrone cable services, consumers binge episodes instead of waiting for weekly installments and the number of shows available to watch has nearly doubled.
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The Primetime Emmy Awards on Sunday embraced the diversity of the television industry, presenting a stark contrast to the Academy Awards seven months ago, which arrived under a wave of criticism for its second straight year of all-white acting nominees.
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The 12 celebrities to be honored from the television industry include the late Steve "The Crocodile Hunter" Irwin, Anthony Anderson, Gillian Anderson, Lynda Carter, Simon Cowell, Taraji P. Henson, Eric McCormack, Ryan Murphy, Niecy Nash, Mandy Patinkin, Shonda Rhimes and RuPaul.
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This week, Walt reviewed the 55-inch LG OLED B series TV after his Pioneer Elite 50-inch plasma finally died, so Walt and Nilay discuss the many (sometimes unnecessary) features of the smart TV, and the television industry today.
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The recording of Mr. Bush with Mr. Trump, published on Friday afternoon by The Washington Post, was particularly ill-timed: The television industry is facing scrutiny over its treatment of women after a spate of sexual harassment allegations at Fox News.
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At the star-studded events, which take place in mid-May and are among the biggest in the television industry, entertainment executives unveil their new upcoming television series and do their best to persuade advertising agencies to buy commercial time.
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Some people in the television industry have asked whether the NBC show's rise reflects early interest in the post-Lauer era at "Today" — Hoda Kotb was named as his permanent replacement this month — or whether it signals a long-term shift.
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Such sensitivities are well known to Ms. Abrams, who opposes such legislation not only on moral terms but on economic ones, arguing that it sends a message that could scare off investment and potentially harm Georgia's burgeoning film and television industry.
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Abrams has spoken about how Lost's creators — needing to take a pilot from script to two-hour episode in 11 and a half weeks — didn't have time to develop the story, a process that can span months or years in the television industry.
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How is it that the Black teen shows of that era were so hugely popular, and the television industry is making strides to be more diverse following vocal cries from young people, but we're seeing fewer shows that target Black teens specifically?
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In an era when "fake news" has become a meme, "Lifespan" is one of the three journalism plays on the docket — the others are an adaptation of "Network," the 7.53 television industry satire, and "Ink," about an early chapter in Rupert Murdoch's career.
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In a closely watched legal battle with the potential for far-reaching consequences in the film and television industry, a California appellate court on Monday dismissed a defamation lawsuit brought by the 101-year-old actress Dame Olivia de Havilland against FX Networks.
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She has occupied a singular role in the television industry, parlaying roles as a local news anchor and a talk-show host in Chicago into a media empire that includes her own cable network and a fortune estimated at close to $3 billion.
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The 2017 Primetime Emmy Awards didn't have any shocking live-television moments — nobody fell down or gave out the wrong prize — but they did deliver when it came to setting new milestones for both the awards themselves and the television industry more broadly.
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It's Emmy Nomination Day in America, which means it's time to obsess over potential winners, losers, and first-timers — and, of course, to tally the snubs, line up the grudges, and consider what the nominees say about what the television industry values right now.
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In neighboring Georgia, some workers in the state's burgeoning film and television industry have said they fear their livelihoods will suffer if Hollywood companies carry out threats to shun the state as a way to punish lawmakers for passing a strict anti-abortion bill.
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After the Golden Globes hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg delivered a mostly safe opening, going out of their way to praise the work of Hollywood, Oh ended the first segment on an emotional note about improvements in diversity in the film and television industry.
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Its focus on Fox News — a network often derided in Hollywood (and elsewhere) for its inherent hypocrisy, built-in misogyny, racism, and fear-mongering — makes it easy to dismiss more significant structural issues among news networks and the film and television industry more broadly.
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In the US television industry, drama casts tend to be more diverse and less homogenous, because, broadly speaking, the vast majority of US dramas are workplace dramas (like any given cop show or medical drama), about characters forced to spend time together due to professional circumstances.
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News of his death Thursday brought tears to my eyes, for not only has the television industry lost a valuable contributor (he appeared for years as the liberal side of Fox's "Hannity & Colmes"), but America has lost a needed role model amid a divided political climate.
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The television industry and the TV Parental Guidelines Oversight Monitoring Board (TVOMB), which oversees the TV ratings system, have had ample time to act on the FCC's findings that Hollywood should do a better job, and that the public concern about the system's accuracy merits additional action.
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"It is a full circle moment of watching these shows, wanting to be a part of [the television industry], and now being a part of it among people I respect so much and whose work I enjoy so much," Rae told CNN in a recent interview.
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The focus of the talks has been the revolution in the television industry since the arrival of streaming services including Netflix and Amazon, and a resulting sharp decline in the typical number of episodes in a season of scripted comedy or drama, to around 10 from 22.
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China's State Administration of Taxation said in a statement earlier this month that it had instructed tax authorities in Jiangsu to carry out investigations following news concerning the use of so-called "yinyang contracts" and related tax issues among those involved in the film and television industry.
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He is the son of Diane Noziglia Egan and Michael J. Egan of Monroe, N.Y. The groom's mother retired as the chairwoman of the history department at John S. Burke Catholic High School in Goshen, N.Y. His father is a cable-television industry consultant in Monroe.
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Norman Brokaw, who rose from teenage mail clerk to top mogul at the William Morris talent agency, where he broke ground in the fledgling television industry for idled Hollywood stars and a black stand-up comic named Bill Cosby, died on Saturday in Beverly Hills, Calif.
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In that sense, then, there's only one way to describe The OA: This is the peak of Peak TV. The OA exists because the television industry has expanded so rapidly that there's a huge surplus of content providers and not enough content to keep them all fed.
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The television industry is solid but still in trouble and new media, including adtech, is about to hit a financial wall as investment dries up and litigious rich people decide they can use the Thiel precedent to throw molotov cocktails from the safe confines of their Burning Man tent.
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I had the honor of speaking with Arnold about why The Neighborhood is the show the country needs right now, what's still missing for women of color in the television industry, and what she thinks about the evolution of Black sitcoms as the reigning queen of the genre.
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The iconic MTV reality series, which ran for 32 seasons between 1992 and 2017, will return as three interactive series on Facebook in the United States, Mexico and Thailand early next year, MTV will announce on Wednesday at Mipcom, the annual television industry trade show in Cannes, France.
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According to the Beijing Times article, official statistics presented at the annual meeting of the National Television Industry Annual Conference on Saturday showed that Chinese video platforms produced about 805 online shows, with a total of 12,000 episodes last year, compared with 200 shows and 800 episodes in 2013.
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In its formal response to the DOJ on Tuesday, the company said that because the television industry had changed with the rise of platforms like Netflix and Hulu, the merger deal is actually "a procompetitive, pro-consumer response to an intensely competitive and rapidly changing video marketplace." http://bit.
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For example, in late 2017, I heard from a couple of people I trust that a fairly prominent person in the television industry who had long been dogged by rumors was dogged by said rumors for a reason — they were true, and there were people willing to talk about them.
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"GAME of Thrones", which, in case you hadn't noticed, returned for its eighth and final season this week, has already had a profound impact on the television industry (if you're a TV producer with an idea for a multi-series drama your chances of getting a green light have skyrocketed).
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The two sides have imposed a media blackout on the talks, which are centered on the revolution in the television industry that has seen the arrival of streaming services like Netflix and Amazon, and a decline from around 22 episodes to 8-1O episodes seasons of scripted comedy or drama.
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While seeing celebrities every day and feeling part of the television industry put a dopey smile on my face à la Kenneth from 30 Rock, I couldn't survive on the paltry paychecks of $1003 to $240 a week — without either draining my savings or going into some serious credit card debt.
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But C-SPAN had a plan: It would interview Charles Ferris, then the chair of the Federal Communications Commission (who had just appeared at the National Press Club), live on the air and invite journalists who covered the cable and broadcast television industry to sit around and talk about it.
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Almost all the major tech companies are already hiring up and the film and television industry have begun to dip their toes into the VR waters, and we're beginning to see the first steps toward what could be the technology's true killer apps: Completely virtual environments for work and play.
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Since June, China has been investigating tax evasion in its film and television industry, following reports that some of its most famous actors have been accused of signing so-called "yin-yang" contracts, one of which sets out the real terms, while a second, with a lower figure, is meant for tax officials.
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As the music supervisor for the miniseries — she didn't work in the original series but her love for it, she assures, predates her work in the television industry — it's her job to both get the proper clearance for music choices in the scripts and fill in any blanks with picks of her own.
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I guess my last question, then, would be whether you think the television industry should be focussing on more queer characters breaking into mainstream TV (say, having a stronger queer presence on established network sitcoms) or to have more shows that focus on decidedly queer issues (programs like Drag Race or Queer Eye ).
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For so much more with Clarkson, including her thoughts as a Southern woman on Sharp Objects' portrayal of the South, listen to the full episode, which also includes a discussion with PBS president and CEO Paula Kerger about the present and future of her network and the television industry as a whole.
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Fitch recognizes the ongoing secular shifts within the pay television industry, including changing media consumption patterns, a growing preference for time-shifted viewing, and intensifying competition from emerging distribution platforms that continue to drive audience fragmentation and mute multichannel video subscription growth as subscribers migrate away from the traditional pay television ecosystem.
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"The possibilities the internet brings for growing entertainment is phenomenal, and over the next several years with all of the expansion I think we are going to see a very large increase in how much content is produced here in the UK," he said at the RTS television industry conference in Cambridge, England.
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In the latest example of pay disparity in the entertainment industry, Hollywood trade publication Variety reported on Tuesday that "The Crown" producers Andy Harries and Suzanne Mackie told a television industry conference in Jerusalem that Smith, who played a young Prince Philip, was paid more than Foy for the first two seasons of the show.
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Despite these record-breaking numbers, GLAAD wants the bar continuously rise, issuing a new challenge to the television industry: 20 percent of series regular characters on prime-time scripted broadcast series are LGBTQ+ by 2025, as well as seeing that half of LGBTQ+ characters are POCs across all platforms within the next two years.
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When I've written about this issue before, I've come to realize that so many people in the television industry have internalized the lessons of shows like Lost and Game of Thrones to mean that death should be a sudden, unexpected jolt, which shocks the characters but ultimately takes up very little space in the narrative.
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The television industry seems to have survived the sacrilege of daring to continue the story of Roseanne's family, after first dumping the famous/infamous actress who played the part, Roseanne Barr, and then killing off her character, off-screen, with the most familiar resolve in the entertainment world: It's a business decision; not artistic decision.
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Another VIP who showed up for the festive event was House Majority Leader Steny HoyerSteny Hamilton HoyerHouse passes stopgap as spending talks stall This week: Round 2 of House impeachment inquiry hearings Lawmakers skeptical of progress on spending deal as wall battle looms MORE (D-Md.), who touted the American film and television industry.
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That partly explains the large amount of ad spending that still goes to TV. Factor in what was spent outside prime time and the television industry as a whole is expected to rake in about $67.2 billion in ad revenue for 2019, down slightly from $68.2 billion last year, according to the research firm Zenith.
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Despite these record-breaking numbers, GLAAD wants the bar to be continually raised, issuing a new challenge to the television industry: that 20 percent of series regular characters on primetime scripted broadcast series are LGBTQ by 2025, as well as seeing that half of LGBTQ+ characters are POCs across all platforms within the next two years.
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Read in Chinese | 阅读中文版 BEIJING — The authorities in China are tightening their grip on the country's booming online television industry after officials from the top broadcast regulator said last week that programs would soon be subject to the same censorship as regular TV shows, according to a report in The Beijing Times.
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Here are the highlights and lowlights as we saw them: After the Golden Globes hosts Sandra Oh and Andy Samberg delivered a largely safe opening, going out of their way to praise the work of Hollywood, Oh hit a surprisingly emotional note about representation in the film and television industry and gains in diversity onscreen and off.
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After discovering that Mr. Mansbridge is paid $1.1 million a year, about 15 times as much as what the CBC had publicly suggested, Jesse Brown, the founder of the podcast and digital news site Canadaland, sat down with media writer Steve Faguy to discuss not just the future of the anchorman but the prognosis for the entire Canadian television industry.
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Comcast Advertising President Marcien Jenckes says all industry companies (in television, telecom and beyond) are "not working together enough" to unleash the power of TV. Why it matters: Jenckes argues that the entire television industry, from streaming to legacy players, should be sharing better data insights to advance the industry as a whole and to keep up with consumer expectations.
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A piece I write about the economics of the television industry will have to cover more of the nuts-and-bolts basics than one in, say, Variety, because the presumed audience of Variety is made up predominantly of people already in that industry, whereas my presumed audience probably doesn't spend a lot of time thinking about who's going to get the streaming rights to Killing Eve.
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Ajit Pai, the new chairman of the FCC, published an op-ed today in Multichannel News advocating for the television industry to move forward with implementing ATSC 24, the latest standard to govern over-the-air broadcast TV. Along with the editorial, Pai presented a proposal to the FCC commissioners yesterday that would allow broadcasters to begin voluntarily using the new standard by the end of the year.
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While he was a young playwright, Katims broke into the television industry as a staff writer for My So-Called Life — ground zero for realistic depictions of adolescence on TV — then quickly went on to work on any number of seminal teen shows, culminating in his five-season stint as the showrunner of the gorgeous small-town drama Friday Night Lights, following high-school football players in a Texas town.
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Alcon Entertainment co-founders and co-CEOs Andrew Kosove and Broderick Johnson told Deadline that while they were "very disappointed the show will not be returning to Syfy," they "fully plan to pursue other opportunities for this terrific and original IP." The larger streaming-television industry has demonstrated that there's an incredible appetite for high-concept, story-driven science fiction shows, and that might be good news for the future of the series.
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The storied company has been making cameras since 1941, and it has been... The film and television industry are gathered in Las Vegas this week for the National Association of Broadcasters' annual summit, and this evening DJI showed off two new products aimed at the big... In our review of the HTC Vive, we praised the room-scale feature, which allows a person to walk around their real room while being inside of virtual reality.
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The National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS) and the TV Academy sent a joint letter to Pompeo Tuesday, calling on him to take action after journalists and documentarians have been denied entry to the U.S. "The awards stand as the premier honor in the television industry globally and convene the most creative talents in the world for collaborative dialogue here in the United States," the letter published by Variety reads.
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But the point is this: If Netflix's chief advantage is its technology, in the sense that watching TV on the service feels infinitely more convenient and easy than any other method of viewing out there, then improved technology for monitoring what we watch and when — something the entire television industry has been working on since long before Netflix launched its streaming service — is also going to eventually make it possible to figure out what people are watching on Netflix and when.
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