Streaming broadcasters have given consumers all the content they could ever want. But at what cost? In Streaming Wars, journalist Charlotte Henry explores the seismic shifts behind the rise of platforms like Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Spotify, Amazon Prime, Paramount and more. From Hollywood's 2023 strikes to the race for sports rights, the growth of ad-supported tiers and the decline of traditional TV, she reveals how streaming has disrupted not only media economics, but also the power structures that define what gets made and who gets seen. As AI, rebundling and fierce competition drive a…mehr
Streaming broadcasters have given consumers all the content they could ever want. But at what cost? In Streaming Wars, journalist Charlotte Henry explores the seismic shifts behind the rise of platforms like Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+, Spotify, Amazon Prime, Paramount and more. From Hollywood's 2023 strikes to the race for sports rights, the growth of ad-supported tiers and the decline of traditional TV, she reveals how streaming has disrupted not only media economics, but also the power structures that define what gets made and who gets seen. As AI, rebundling and fierce competition drive a new phase in the streaming era, Streaming Wars offers a sharp, accessible look at what's next for companies, creators and audiences alike. Whether you're a casual viewer or a media professional, Streaming Wars is your essential guide to the business battles transforming entertainment.
Chapter 00: A media upset 'The Thing Doesn't Write Itself'; Chapter 01: Netflix grasping the first move(ie) advantage; Chapter 02: The arrival of rivals; Chapter 03: A world turned upside down: how tech became media and media become tech; Chapter 04: Streaming sports a good deal for fans, or signs of things to come?; Chapter 05: Live streamers You Tube and Twitch and prominent gamers; Chapter 06: Audio battles, or the beauty of music at our fingertips; Chapter 07: Who pays do customers get what they deserve?; Chapter 08: Reacting to a new reality but what to do about AI?; Chapter 09: We got everything we want, but who is it good for?;
Chapter - 00: A media upset - 'The Thing Doesn't Write Itself';
Chapter - 01: Netflix - grasping the first move(ie) advantage;
Chapter - 02: The arrival of rivals;
Chapter - 03: A world turned upside down: how tech became media and media become tech;
Chapter - 04: Streaming sports - a good deal for fans, or signs of things to come?;
Chapter - 05: Live streamers - You Tube and Twitch and prominent gamers;
Chapter - 06: Audio battles, or the beauty of music at our fingertips;
Chapter - 07: Who pays - do customers get what they deserve?;
Chapter - 08: Reacting to a new reality but what to do about AI?;
Chapter - 09: We got everything we want, but who is it good for?;
Chapter 00: A media upset 'The Thing Doesn't Write Itself'; Chapter 01: Netflix grasping the first move(ie) advantage; Chapter 02: The arrival of rivals; Chapter 03: A world turned upside down: how tech became media and media become tech; Chapter 04: Streaming sports a good deal for fans, or signs of things to come?; Chapter 05: Live streamers You Tube and Twitch and prominent gamers; Chapter 06: Audio battles, or the beauty of music at our fingertips; Chapter 07: Who pays do customers get what they deserve?; Chapter 08: Reacting to a new reality but what to do about AI?; Chapter 09: We got everything we want, but who is it good for?;
Chapter - 00: A media upset - 'The Thing Doesn't Write Itself';
Chapter - 01: Netflix - grasping the first move(ie) advantage;
Chapter - 02: The arrival of rivals;
Chapter - 03: A world turned upside down: how tech became media and media become tech;
Chapter - 04: Streaming sports - a good deal for fans, or signs of things to come?;
Chapter - 05: Live streamers - You Tube and Twitch and prominent gamers;
Chapter - 06: Audio battles, or the beauty of music at our fingertips;
Chapter - 07: Who pays - do customers get what they deserve?;
Chapter - 08: Reacting to a new reality but what to do about AI?;
Chapter - 09: We got everything we want, but who is it good for?;
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