Business of TV
Business of TVA regular newsletter bringing together insights into the most interesting strategic developments in the TV, film and content industries.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 19 | Subscribers | Read | businessoftv.substack.com |
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The hit to flop ratio and how we view risk in the age of data
Our industry is all about dreaming of hits - knock out ratings, box office success, returnable formats that go on for 10+ series, five star reviews and golden awards. But so often, shows or films are middling, or sometimes, flat out flops. ...
What Slow Horses' production schedule tells us and how online marketing resulted in a box office smash indie hit
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The state of US reality TV; Meta's wearable glasses; & what Nicole Kidman's wigs can tell us about streaming.
This week, I’ve written about a subject that often divides people into those that get super excited and those that hit the snooze button - wearable tech and augmented reality. No wait, come back!
Court cases shaping the future of the internet and what that could mean for TV; AI and copyright; What next for WBD
This week, I’ve covered the following trends which (in my opinion!) are of medium to longer term significance to the UK TV & film production market:
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