Are Cancelled Series a Symptom of Deeper Issues in Hollywood?

The American Streamers Lined Up as Bowling Pins

As broadcast television suffers from cord-cutting and global streamers struggle to combat subscriber attrition, executives are cancelling television Series in what may be a monumental case of the left hand not knowing what the right hand is doing.

In a recent analysis of Series’ cancellations by TheWrap, journalist Andi Ortiz lays out the statistics behind the riskiest networks and streamers for new Series and their fans.

This analysis supports a compelling argument that “peak TV” has created a culture of corporate confusion, departmental isolation and lack of leadership within most of the streaming and broadcast majors.  While acquisition and commissioning executives return from the most recent film festival with new content in tow,...

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  1. Its like the traditional studios and streamers have forgotten who their customers are. As soon as they go public, the very large investors are the only opinions they care about. It will take disruption to return power to the audience. Advertisers used to rule; and they cared about a show running as long as the audience wanted it. I am reading more about FAST channels and how they are the tv broadcasters of tomorrow. Perhaps they will take their viewers more seriously (until they go public too).

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