The Business of Television Max(+)
Ken BasinThe digital subscription companion to The Business of Television, the leading reference guide to the TV/streaming industry for aspiring and working entertainment professionals.
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| Issues | 17 | Founded | 5 months ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Veteran entertainment business affairs and operations executive, Emmy Award-winning producer, and author of The Business of Television, the leading reference guide for the TV/streaming industry.
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