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    Everybody Streams — and Has Thoughts About ItIn which Vulture readers unload about their favorite and least favorite streaming services.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Netflix Averted Disaster. So Now What?A look at the good and not-so-good news lurking in the company’s future.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Do Emmys Still Matter in the Streaming Wars?They’re not irrelevant, but they’re not all-important either, despite all the hype.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Bad Design, Good Comedies, and Severance: Our TV Critics Rate the Streamers“The homepage is so busy, the search function is awful, and I am not particularly compelled by much of its original programming.”
    By Josef Adalian
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    How HBO Max Displaced Netflix in Our Streamer Power RankingsEight takeaways on the year in streaming.
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    14 Hollywood Insiders Reveal Who’s Really Winning the Streaming WarsExecs, agents, producers, and publicists get candid about TV’s new world order.
    By Josef Adalian
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    HBO Max Is Doing Well — So Of Course Changes Are ComingElimination of the unscripted division, fewer straight-to-Max movies, and even a new name are among the rumors looming over the service.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Maybe Bob Chapek Was RightThe Disney CEO made waves when he fired one executive and promoted another. But the move actually has an upside.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Can Stranger Things Reverse Netflix’s Bad Headlines?The stakes are higher than ever for the show to succeed.
    By Josef Adalian
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    CBS’s Success and the Case for Paramount+Turns out, people love to stream old-fashioned network television.
    By Josef Adalian
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    The Revenge of the Budget StreamersWith Netflix down, the Tubis and Freevees of the world are looking to pounce.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Netflix’s Bad Habits Have Caught Up With ItA hard look at what happened to the company, and what will happen next.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Moving Dancing With the Stars to Disney+ Just Might WorkThe show brings a needed new element to the popular streaming service.
    By Josef Adalian
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    The Future of Streaming According to Jason KilarThe departing WarnerMedia CEO talks to us about his HBO Max successes, his competitors, and what he sees next.
    By Josef Adalian
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    CNN+ Has Quibi VibesThe streaming news app isn’t worth the price — at least not yet.
    By Josef Adalian
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    What’s at Stake for the Streamers at the OscarsNo matter what happens, Apple may have already won the season.
    By Josef Adalian
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    How Netflix Plans to Win the Cartoon WarsThe adult animation market is booming right now.
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    Why Commercials Are Coming to the Biggest StreamersHigher subscription rates for some, ads for everyone else.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Is Amazon Paving the Way for Streaming Awards Shows?Tonight’s ACM Awards could be a test for future events like the Emmys and the Oscars.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Will Smith Zoom Calls and a ‘Four-Quad Weekend’: Inside Peacock’s Bel-Air PushHow the nascent streamer decided to go all in.
    By Josef Adalian
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    HBO Max’s Ratings EuphoriaA niche show for HBO’s cable channel is a monster hit on streaming.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Why Season 4 of Stranger Things Will Be Split in TwoThe streamer is making a slight adjustment to the binge model.
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    Paramount Is Finally Getting Serious About the Streaming FutureA name change, more Sheridan content, and a move away from the ‘arms dealer’ strategy.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Have the Oscars Finally Accepted the Streaming Reality?Plus, a closer look at Disney+’s big earnings report.
    By Josef Adalian
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    CNN Will Be Better OffThe network needs to be reinventing itself for the streaming future, and Jeff Zucker was not the man for the job.
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    Will Peacock Get the Olympics Right This Time?After a rocky performance last summer, the streamer could use a win in Beijing.
    By Josef Adalian
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    The Great Netflix Panic of ‘22It’s been a rough week for Netflix stockholders. But how bad are things really?
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    Peacock Now Has 17 Million SubscribersBut it’s also losing a lot of money for Comcast.
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    What If Netflix Raised Its Prices and Nobody Cared?The bigger problem right now: Wall Street is worried the service isn’t growing fast enough.
    By Josef Adalian
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    The Streaming Shows Are Coming From Inside the HouseHow the TV world is turning into a modern-day studio system.
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    The 5 Trends That Shaped Streaming in 2021Unexpected subscriber numbers, international breakthroughs, and the shrinking theatrical window.
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    Paramount+ Thinks Live Channels Can Make Your Streaming Life EasierWe talked to ViacomCBS president Tom Ryan about the service and how it fits into the company’s overall streaming strategy.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Did HBO Max Win the Year?We talked to Casey Bloys about the hot streaming service’s ups and downs.
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    A New Cable Channel Wants to Make Christmas Movies ‘Safe’ AgainA former Hallmark exec’s takeover of GAC Family has opened a new front in the war for Christmas viewers.
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    Yellowstone Is Defying the Streaming ModelThe big winner, other than Kevin Costner: Peacock.
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    AMC+ Doesn’t Want to be NetflixHow the small-scale streamer sees success in being niche.
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    No Subscriptions, Big Money: How Free Streamers Are Changing TV’s Business ModelChannels like Buzzr are finding a way to compete in the streaming wars.
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    Let’s Overanalyze Netflix’s New Viewing MetricsThe streamer has a new ratings methodology. We dive in.
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    How Will Netflix Clean Up Its Latest Mess?The earnings call is today, the walkout is tomorrow, and the internal strife is not going away.
    By Josef Adalian
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    Do Streaming Release Strategies Even Matter?A closer look at how two streaming hits took different routes to success.
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    Planet Squid GameHow Netflix’s international strategy produced what might be its biggest new show ever.
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    Good Deal, Bad Strategy: Why the Paramount+ and Showtime Bundle Is a MessShould they just be one service by now?
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    ‘Nobody’s Happy’: Broadcast TV Battles the Streaming Blues as Fall Season Begins“We all went from being the center of the universe to being a distant planet.”
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    Fall Forecast: How Each Big Streamer Plans to Win the SeasonAnd just like that, the streaming wars are reignited.
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    How Streamers Are Reimagining Network Premiere WeekWelcome to Streamchella 2021.
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    Inside HBO Max’s Scramble to Fix Its Glitchy App“We see the crash logs. We’re not blind to it.”
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    Why Amazon Is Making Us Wait for Lord of the RingsAre you ready for some Gandalf?
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    Is This NBC’s Nightmare Olympics Scenario?Low ratings, Peacock complaints, and unhappy advertisers: Welcome to Tokyo.
    By Josef Adalian
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    How to Make It a Hot Network SummerFive spicy tips for broadcast TV this summer (and beyond).
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    12 Hollywood Insiders Reveal Who’s Really Winning the Streaming WarsExecs, agents, producers, and publicists get candid about the town’s new power players.
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